they use for total utilities, or broken down by water, electricity, heat if unknown for multifamilies?

IG: @MattPriestJr I have properties that I rent by the room in King/Pierce/Snohomish Counties.Many pro tips.For heating, I use Nest Thermostat and "lock" the temperature on 68 degrees. 

Exposure to the elements is causing the back end of its exterior wall to bulge and will most likely collapse.

Also, the documents should show the Common Elements and Limited Common elements and who insures them. 

You never get a guy to show up first thing in the morning for a heat call.

living I desert ac units is what we primarily do so when hit with so much on heating wasn't prepared

I’ve also been reinvesting capital to help reduce my overall expenses by replacing existing oil furnaces in 3 buildings where I pay for the oil to individual propane heaters that the tenants will pay for their own heat going forward with.

Where the materials are great, but the workmanship in putting it all together then becomes more important (because the materials are already a non-worry element). 

Our duplexes come with R20 ceilings and R14 exterior walls this provides a level of insulation much higher than is standard and results in lower energy costs and is an element that can be taken into consideration in appraisal-Seek home improvements above stock plan to close the deal with your modular dealer.

Also, after making the deal, what are some other elements I need to take into consideration to be prepared?