Remember all the extras: insulation, windows, fixtures, doors, etc.

I was talking to a friend and he mentioned they may not have insulated it properly.

If you have upgraded it nicely and helped to insulate against the noise, the market is great for selling.

Do you want to be insulated from the big booms and busts this state is known for?

If the pipe is freezing in the exterior wall, if you can insulate the wall that should help, and/or put insulation around the pipe, they make some shaped for that purpose.  

One protects the wire going through the joist, the other provides an insulated turn of generally 90 degrees.The bad news many times the tubes are not in the joist anymore and are hanging on the wire between the joist. 

I cashflowed and did so more after insulating/conservancy.2 years ago the largest building in the town fell a fowl as tenants challenged the increases.

I use MassSave and the Heat Loan program to insulate and if needed upgrade heating equipment.

I am in contract to purchase a house that recently had a fire, but most of the studs are salvageable, however.. all bathrooms were removed, all flooring was removed, all HVAC needs replaced, ALL plumbing and electrical also needs replaced, along with some insulation, windows, and other misc repairs.( the roof is still good miraculously ) Some additional facts that may help your response are.. the fire happened about a year ago, but just recently came on the market as a foreclosure. 

I have a rental property that has leaking/poor insulation windows.