And at least in my market, units where there is electric baseboard heat and tenants pay the hydro have significantly lower rents.

I'm rehabbing a single family house in an above average neighborhood, am considering replacing the current standard bathtub to a fancy fiberglass tub with whirlpool jets.

They know exactly how to void their contract and we were stupid enough to make that happen since they did the hydro test (we ended up paying for) and claimed that there was a leak, which voids their warranty. 

Think about it, homes are the biggest purchase in the lives of the vast majority of people, unless you hang out with the private jet crowd (who buy them, not NetJets users) or if all of your friends have mega-yachts, then otherwise a home is the major purchase of their lives and we all know the extreme lengths so many big companies and makers of any product go to, spending tons of $$$ on PR, marketing, etc and it often comes down to a single word or a term related to their product. 

Big radiators around the house so ideally I'd like to get rid of those, but if I do an upgrade, I'm looking at a hydro-air system that will probably cost me $25K at least.

Wish I could join... its kinda far from Toronto though.. maybe the wholesaling will pick up in the next few weeks and I'll get myself a nice little Lear jet... optimistic thinking! 

I have a bunch of friends that ride stand up jet skis in the surf out there.

Jet Lending hosts a big meet-up at the Texans Grille in City Centre the third Wednesday of each month and there's another one hosted by Noble Mortgage and others that usually falls on the second Wednesday of each month.

I also can't do any processes where the tenant needs to do something on-line; doesn't work in my low income market.I'll cool my jets and stick with this new company a bit longer.

I guess the first step which we have to foot the bill for ($650) is to water jet cut the roots out of the pipes.