I'm also pretty sure that 2 of the tenants are getting government assistance and I think they are longer term tenants.After taxes, insurance and with the owner paying for heat and water the owner claims it is netting $20,000 per year.

The building has been extensively renovated by the prior owners in 2022 including new heat/ac, appliances, flooring, kitchens/bathrooms, roof.

Second, A 'Handyman' cannot take on any projects with the below criteria.Work involving wiring or other electrical componentsProjects to install, repair, or service plumbing or fire sprinklers HVAC and heating units Projects with a total cost of over $30,000As mentioned, just find a GOOD General Contractor and let them do their thing, it'll be faster and cheaper in the long run.....

This Mountain Modern condominium has high-end finishes in kitchen and bathrooms including heated floors and custom built-ins in the living room.

In NYC usually heat, water and sanitation are the landlords responsibility. 

Inflation is just not dropping significantly, and with the continuing issues in Ukraine, watch folks wallets get tighter and tighter as people struggle to pay their heating bills this winter.

Gas heat access is better than electric for example if you have a choice. 

@Tonye Jack Here's a heat map I stole from behind the paywall of the Columbus Dispatch.

When I do get calls, it's for no heat/AC, roof leaks, or maybe a sewage stoppage. 

After purchasing, I removed all the radiators, boilers, and the large oil tank, then installed 2 central heating/cooling system's with air duct's throughout the entire home.