Beyond that, I usually let the general inspector call out any red flags and if he/she recommends an HVAC inspection, we can make some recommendations; those are usually ~200-250.lastly, you'll see a lot of boiler heating. 

I would also make sure there was a heat source and/or some sort of ventilation in the area you described, especially if you aren't moving away from the carpet right away.

Our move in packet has the contact to the tradesmen who worked the plumbing/ heating / electrical on the house.

I have this in my finished basement and it's doing a great job of heating my house so long that I keep the basement door open.

Our property has a boiler that is 5 years old and baseboard heat throughout the house.

There was a very good article on BP about a year ago about impacts of our changing climate, particularly in areas subject to drought, high heat and humidity.

Sometimes no running water, heat, pest infected etc.As for investing in high crime areas it is true you can buy a cheaper home here but make no mistake that keeping a paying tenant is generally the issue. 

There may be heating issues that are cheap and some that are expensive.   

Also, the weather is getting cold, and she'll soon be paying heating bills.

When we moved in the heating sytem to the bathroom was broke, so she promissed to replace.