In addition, the general order also provides that the Sheriff shall cease execution of eviction orders (1) whenever the outside temperature is 15 degrees Fahrenheit or colder on the actual day of the eviction or (2) whenever regardless of outside temperature, extreme weather conditions endanger the health and welfare of those to be evicted.For landlords, this is just part of the business of being a landlord.

.- Buy your materials from surplus warehouses (if available).  

My VP manages a mix of commercial warehouse, multi-family, and single family along with leasing.

We are needing to do a 1031 Exchange for a warehouse that is selling next month and have a call scheduled with Rent to Retirement next week.

Expect it to be done on day 30"You say "Forget it I want to cancel then"They say "OK but I'm keeping the $50"You say "Whoa never mind I'll still get it, should be out in the next day or two anyway"They say "Tough we are keeping it and we refuse to give you service"They may be within their rights and they did have people on the phone dealing with you and had to schedule around your proposed time and may have ordered some equipment that is sitting in a warehouse, advertising costs to get a new subscriber etc.

Multiple conversions from warehouses and office spaces to apartments.The new zoning should be taking place soon. 

Check out your local surplus warehouses.

There are 2 parts that need to be ordered and he informed me they will take 3 days to come in since they don't have any on hand (it's winter so they must be low on stock).I provided the tenant with space heaters and they said they temperature was comfortable.  

In addition, we have plenty of warehouse space in the back for storage. 

I look at plenty of tenanty's bills though and unless there is insulation, a $400 bill in the winter is going to be likely for a house this old at the temperature most tenants keep the heat - over 72.