Especially if demand for real estate heats up again soon with lower interest rates and a tight supply of homes.

Is the heat paid by the owner? 

Wonderful taxpayer funded heat map block by block.....  

I quit an unhealthy corporate job last year, and while I’ve been thoroughly enjoying my respite (I’m currently in Colombia teaching yoga at a hotel in the jungle!)

I pay the heating bill as part of their rent.

I own a 1 bed 1 bath unit overlooking downtown from a huge balcony, 1 car spot and free heat and hot water for $2200.00 and it has been sitting in the market for 60 days now. 

While this will be a notable milestone, the market is likely to achieve this feat because the sharp drop in housing inventory stems back to summer 2020, when the pandemic-era housing market began to heat up as mortgage rates tumbled and buyers made up for a lost spring.

. - I recently used Cardinal Heating and Cooling, Inc last weekend. 

I’d buy it today because for me the finish line isn’t a year from now, the finish line is 7 years from now, 10 years from now.And once the market heats up, buyers come out of the woodwork and you might miss that good property is hopes of being the one to snag it at a perfectly timed market bottom.Just my approach…..

Explain the damages that can and will result and that he/she would be responsible to pay for any damages.Most likely probably doing it to save money in heating costs.