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Michael Andrews What is your threshold for damage or repair needed?
10 January 2018 | 1 reply
The floors were extremely unleveled and the new flooring was already coming apart, in one unit a previous landlord spray textured over every surface of the property including the thermostat/door knobs/trim, in both units the kitchen and bathrooms were falling apart and barely above usable condition, the staircase in one unit was obviously illegal it was so steep, and the walls/ceilings in both units were a mixture of poorly cobbled together panels, cracked lathe & plaster, suspended ceilings that should have been replaced a decade ago, and entire surfaces made from something I couldn't determine.  
Ryan Luthi How to Find Deals that Cash Flow on the MLS
18 November 2017 | 12 replies
(**THIS IS ONLY FOR VERY EXPERIENCED BUYERS)  When you do your 2nd showing on a property you really like, schedule to have a contractor or retired inspector or builder come with you to identify any of the super major items that would cost a fortune to fix and do a mini inspection (IOW, test water pressures, run dishwashers, get outlet tester, turn thermostat up or down to check appliances are working if possible, etc.  
Frank Mwaisaka When do I tell tenant they dont control the thermostat
18 October 2020 | 34 replies
Wifi thermostats are hard wired to the HVAC controls.
Tae C. Upwards of $1000 utility bill on 1800 sq ft rehab?
24 December 2017 | 11 replies
Maybe you should consider one of the thermostats that you can monitor via an app on your phone or at least have a programmable one installed so you know its getting turned down when nobody is at the property.
Peter Morgan Chilly Aprtments in winter
14 April 2018 | 1 reply
Hello,I recently closed on a triplex and the apartments feels very chilly in winter weather proofing with a plastic cover sealing the windows  mitigated the issue little bit but I would like to get to the root of cause since even when thermostat is set at 80 it feels chilly,especially my lower two units are very cold despite a centralized ac system.Unfortunately I couldn't catch this during inspections since it was warmer weather around that time.I am now dealing with higher utility bills who are some professionals that I can get in touch with for solid weather proofing ?
Scott Dougherty Do it yourself A/C unit installations
27 September 2015 | 5 replies
If the furnaces already have thermostats then they will control the AC as well.Typically the condenser just sits outside on a slab.  
Vikas Ahuja Burst pipes - renters or landlords responsibility
21 January 2015 | 9 replies
The thermostat being set low could be an indication that the heat was not on.  
Raymond Marram To Buy or Keep Renting
16 March 2017 | 6 replies
With 10% down my payment would be around 1500.00This house has a Goodman ac 14 ser and 1 thermostat situated in upper floor to cool both floors.
Bill Bell Tenant Arbitrarily Paying Reduced Rent Per Claims of Excessive Electric Bills
5 October 2014 | 24 replies
That thermostat doesn't set itself. 
Brian Beadle New product: Nest thermostat from Lowes.
16 December 2013 | 17 replies
I just checked out the new Nest thermostat from lowes.