For reference, in my area (Cincinnati), in all the apartments I've ever personally rented, having heating and cooling be landlord-paid is unheard of.Would it make more sense to A. invest about $2,000 into baseboard heaters and window ACs, or B. simply begin raising rents with future tenants to cover this expense?

That being said, the prices on properties is still reasonable considering what they rent for .. there are still a ton of properties that meet the 1% rule or better .. its not unheard of to find properties that can bring in $200 a door net on rentals .. then add in the properties that can be flipped for a profit .. 

And if I was still in Flint MI It would not be unheard of for someone to bail them out just to get our hands on them!

This is further compounded by the hot dry Texas heat and the concrete slab will absorb a good deal of the suns energy during the day (110 degrees in July is not unheard of).

Before the recession, that was unheard of.Many of those workers have left the State, and found Jobs at other Casinos in Pa., Florida, etc.

Now I wouldn't say that this type of setup is unheard of, but normally you would be looking at an annual rate of 12-18% on something like this.

They state that gross monthly rents should be either 1% or 2% of the purchase price of the property.Both are almost unheard of inside RT 128. 

Number 3, it only has 3 bedrooms, which is unheard of at that price-point and sq footage. 

In the rest of the world properties that rent for enough or are cheap enough to cash flow with 100% financing is unheard of.

.- Finally, a property management fee of less then 7% is not unheard of but at the lower range for most areas.