The efficiency / age of the furnace, the insulation value of the home, the windows, the temperature the tenants sets the thermostat at...With all these factors, I would never include heating oil in the rent.

So I think that when each "construction worker" in this new building industry I'm talking about is handling overseeing robots that are constructing an entire apartment building instead of laying block by hand, solvent-welding DWW pipe, or tiling a shower stall, I'm pretty sure the sort of workplace change you're talking about it going to be a moot point because it will be a done deal.Let me take this just one step further.

Hello BP,I'm Cordell, born and raised in Milwaukee just moved back a few years ago after serving 5 years in the Marines and doing some welding work out of state.

Most homes have at least a heat pump Temperatures are many times in the 40's or below during winter months . 

Water leaking can cause mold issues, which lead to expensive mold remediation and mold restoration.Due to the desert hot temperatures, Air condition is another common repair issues in Las Vegas.  

A good realtor would make a phone call to the listing agent to "feel the temperature" of the property. 

So if there was an issue with their temperature, on my closed days, guess who drive 45 minutes to adjust the heat?

•⁠There’s a valve at the top or on the side near the top, it’s a temperature/pressure relief (TPR) valve.

The last thing that's never in these things is a small handsaw with hardened teeth.We get a lot of these threads and I'm sure that by the end of it people will be telling you to go buy welding kits and milling machines.

Stucco and wood expand or contract at different rates when exposed to the same temperatures so it's not surprising to see cracks in similar locations you would for brick cladded homes, near corners and framed openings like doors and windows.