It’s been a crappy winter.

I have a lease renewal on April 1 for one of the two units where I cover the oil cost … on the basis I do the conversion in the spring, I’d subsequently be tasking tenant to cover their own nat gas bills going forward (starting this coming winter).

@Jon Holdman@Marc Winter@Russell Brazilthanks for the tip again.

House was winterized prior to their move in. 

With the massive winter storm we had in the Northeast 1,000+ flights were cancelled last Friday and mine ended up being one of them...

Line broke in the dead of winter last year. 

He's slightly disabled but he sits in front of his house next store all day, or by the window during winter time.

Practically, when you seek to turn the unit, do your best to move into one room or the garage (if garage water/weather tight and no electronics in cold winter) and clean the unit and re-rent. 

Bought appliances for $1500 but the kitchen sits unfinished, the bathroom is gutted, a back room was cleaned up to make more living space but won't work well unless its insulated from the underside and its now yucky winter and Ill pay through the nose to have someone go under there.

The total rents are $2,300, and heat in the winter runs $200/mo, and water runs $100/mo.