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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Only 1 for Furnace for Multi-unit
Hello,
I’m considering purchasing a multi-unit in Baltimore. It comes with 3 water heaters, 3 separate electric panels, however landlord pays for heat since there is only 1 furnace. I want to have tenants pay for heat and it’s gets very expensive. How do you go about splitting heat? Should I switch in baseboards? Any advice? Thank you