He found more rotten beams, mechanical issues with the heating, the pipes to the water heater was hazardous and can cause leaks.

Hi All,Going to look at a condo today that has the following properties:- 2 floors zoned as 1 unit- Floor 1: 2 bed, 1 kitchen, 2 bath- Floor 2: 3 bed, 1 kitchen, 1 bath- Both floors already have separate heating/cooling zones and metersThis is listed as a single unit probably because there aren't enough egress points at this stage.

Anything with an open heating element has fire risk.

At the same time, I am worried that “free” utilities will mean the heat is kept at a tropical level or they’ll make a ice rink in the back.

As new apartments open across the city in record numbers, vacancy rates have grown, rents have stopped rising and landlords are offering an increasing number of freebies to get tenants in the door.For years, the Seattle rental market was so heated that renters would constantly monitor online listings and quickly show up to available apartments with checkbooks and references in hand.

If you are thinking about energy saving upgrades like new windows or upgrades to heating or cooling you can save a lot of money by working with their programs.- Think about the wiring.

Built in 1950, it has a new roof, new heating and air, all new electric and other than that the rest of it looks original and beat up.

Small cottage, 598 sqft, getting it for $63,500 (was listed at $72,500) with seller replacing the whole A/C system (compressor, condenser, air handler, furnace, heat pump) and him paying all my closing cost.

Wouldn't you want one central air & heating for the house? 

There're thermostats in every unit when the heat is being paid for by the owner, it could be regulated better.