In a recent offering circulated by Eddie Speed, they do the same crap.  

Last year I had to replace a circulator pump on an apartment building I own in Berwyn, IL, and the emergency hvac guy charged me $600.

A good part of the stories that circulate are the product of tenant paranoia, of course, but there are certainly people out there renting out SFR or apartments who get their jollies pawing through their tenants' stuff.

I look forward to the circulating information BiggerPockets provides.

@Chris May You want to take half of a building out of circulation and expect it to be cashflow positive in a tight market?

Advising tenants to keep faucets on a slow drip overnight if temps get very cold is a good idea, and opening up cabinet doors to let the heat circulate to pipes can help as well.One thing to think about with winterizing is that it really is a pretty simple process, but will help you avoid water damage to vacant properties...even if you intend to keep the heat on, a winter storm with high winds or heavy snowfall can knock out the power and then you end up with NO heat at all.

Also consider timers, one for a whole house fan to keep air circulating a few hours a day, and one for outside light(s), so they don't get left on all day.These aren't really wiring solutions, they can be added to almost any home's existing wiring.

@Jerusha Holder The difference between a successful and unsuccessful Agent usually circulates around intelligence and ones ability to priorities and discriminate between who is a worthwhile Client, and who is wasting your time and knowledge.  

Cause could be poor circulation.

Smoking is very negative to the healing process (blood circulation, clotting etc) and if this lady is older, her immune system while smoking will be significantly impacted...she'll be inside longer to recover even during the warm times...Look at your business and focus there.