What kind of pumps are running the hot water or steam up to the apartments?

Stay conservative to keep you from getting into hot water down the road.

I recall several saying "I'm not lending in Providence right now, period" (I assumed that excluded the East Side but didn't ask at the time).No, the rental market wasn't hotter - nothing was hot.

Keep in mind  Jacksonville is a different scale of magnitude than other cities.   5,980 Roof  2,350 Siding repair2,950 Ext paint 350 Screen replacement 180 Window screen600 Hot water heater 500 Appliances used 135 lights 450 Bathroom repair2340 floor 1800 floor 1300 carpet in bedroom 375 electric150 smoke detectors350 Ceiling repair 250 Touch up paint 200 Misc caulk 100 sink 125 garage fix 375 plumbing repair 175 Window    21,315 total 

Both were in hot markets. 600k I sold for low to get rid of very quick.

Cleveland has seem to be hot for a good while now.

I plan on taking to an attorney and double check on this for Washington before I get started just so I don't find myself in hot water.

I know everyone talks about how their market is crazy hot but for example a 2 family house, that's behind another house on the same lot (aka. no yard of any kind) just went on the market on my street for 1.7 million.

If I had 50 houses right now I could rent all 50 with this hot rental market we are in.

Familial status is a protected class and this could get you into hot water.