Zac, while it is true that some trusts are complicated, file tax returns, get EIN's and need attorneys to set them up for you...what I am talking about is a basic Grantor Revocable Trust (Better known as a Land Trust or an "Illinois Type Land Trust").

I would guess the heat source listed is probably the gas heat where gas is included in the rent.

But, if the units and amenities are basically the same, then when the rent agreement comes due, propose the same rent structure.As landlords, we need to continue to keep rents in alignment with the market.

I am a firm believer that you have to live there and offset your prop tax's with zero income tax and of course be a local and self manage. then to me its like any other market in the country basically..

Have you tried to understand the basics of rental investing?

I still need to research a lot more, basically places with good rtp ratio and high growth potential I think.

The problem in school is the poor way they teach basic math, Algebra, and Geometry. 

House was 17 years old all brick rnach house with Andersen windows, solid hardwood floors, gas heat, ceramic tile baths and a new 6 month old roof. 

Please note the information provided below is a layman's definition designed to provide a basic understanding for the general audience.

I currently have a more basic understanding, I've down quite a bit of the work for most of my properties.