This was during the heat of the summer.

Quick Details:Laminate flooring thats around ~$2.20 a sqftQuartz/Granite countertops of ~150sqft8 White shaker kitchen cabinetsNew AC unit, and new heating.

I actually had someone out there on New Year's Eve (day) to repair a hot tub heat pump.

We did a total renovation - New TPO roof, New Windows, New Plumbing, New Electrical, New Base Board Heat, New Window Units, LVP flooring in the common area, Sanded and Painted Hardwood floors in the units, New Kitchens and bath for each unit.

Buying at auction sight unseen other than a walk around, I was stunned to see when i finally did get inside that the home had forced air heating and central air conditioning.....really lucked out there...it appears to be original because it had these big old cast iron floor grates.

Listed @ 325kCurrent rents: 2,900 for all units combined Heat included (Connecticut)Both lower floors could definitely bring in about 1200 down the road.

Annual gross income $63,420.Cash flow $50,827Operating expenses: $12,593 as follows: Property Taxes  $4,123 Insurance   $2,201 Water/sewer   $1,184 Heating   $773 Hydro   $2,859 Lawn   $875 Maintenance   $578

There will also (in my guess) likely be some decline as the "heat" and newness of Asheville wears off a bit, and people start looking for more variety in their trips.

North side of Poughkeepsie (City) is heating up.

Air:  Heating and cooling, what type, all rooms covered, thermostat, window units, everything working, if forced air, need servicing of ductwork, etc. age function of unit, type of fuel used.