Is the residual heat enough from these units to prevent frozen pipes?

We are trying to list out all our bullet points for how we want to manage the property, related expenses, residual income after rental income, etc.  

The residual cashflow is not enough to "retire" me unless I change my lifestyle which I'm not willing to do.

Oh, and he now has significant residual cash flow from the rent!

When we did clean up there was a lot of residue on the window frames.

It ultimately depends on the individual buyer and their personal beliefs and concerns.Regarding a property that was once used as a meth lab or for illicit drug use, it's important to note that these properties can present significant health and safety risks due to the chemicals and residues involved.

@John Grinston along with reaching out to local builders that are actively doing similar product, running a residual analysis can be very helpful.Send me a DM and I’ll send you a workbook that will let you do this kind of analysis.

This is more common in Private Equity.RVPI (Residual Value to Paid-In Capital): The ratio of the unrealized value of the fund's investments to the capital contributed by investors. 

Looking at our market, we would have to get someone in that could essentially cove the mortgage but we would break even, no residual income. 

@Darvin Ezell Darwin, asking for the cost to build a single family home or anything is like asking how high is up.The answer is “it depends” on: the cost of the land, entitlements, site cost and hard cost (vertical construction).Hard cost can run to literally anything based on the quality and level of finish and include gold fixtures and imported antiques.That said, the average home in the US is about 2,000 to 2,200 sq ft and sells for about $120 psf and sits on a ~5,000 sq ft lot that probably cost $40 to $50k.I can send you an Excel worksheet that runs a residual analysis to determine hard cost and finished lot cost.