New windows and doors, new kitchen, updated bathroom, new HVAC, new flooring and paint and finished the attic with flooring and heating/cooling.

They also said they see this problem ALL the time in Philly… when the city or a private individual knocks down a rowhome, they are responsible for treating the exposed partition wall of the next door property to protect it from the elements.

Another one to watch out for is Industrial Heat, LLC which is based out of RaleighThey may release some game-changing technology soonTheir manufacturing may be in China though

Pick your heat right other peoples money or Hard Money lenders there's pros and cons on using each.

Restricting certain elements you can advertise may not be good, but it is certainly not evil.Is the settlement good for sellers?

Unless you are altering roof lines, overhangs, driveways or other exterior elements, no site survey will be required."

In my area it is common for landlords to pay for heat which promotes a lot of abuse with the system in that tenants keep the heat at unreasonably high temperatures and often open the windows in the dead of winter when it can be -20 out.

Utilities could be 10% of effective gross income (EGI) which is probably high but I'm thinking of heated units in mind.

In my area, heat is required, AC is not.

Im not otherwise concerned about it breaking since I have other ways to heat the home. also A/C is only a few years old.