Water has a lot of "heat capacity" so melting snow and ice with resistive electricity can be power intensive.It would be very expensive to operate.Heated driveways are for rich people.

It doesn't sound like you have much power over the upstairs tenant considering he owns the unit he lives in.

For example.House A is along my commute home from work, so I generally do quick repairs myself.

The power of crowdfunding is the fact of people funding people.

Greetings, any property with power off for 1+ years needs a certified safety inspection by an electrician.

Great feedback, so what I'm understanding (I think) is that becoming a broker would allow me access to MLIS which is a much more powerful tool and may resolve some of my issues.Is it unheard of to develop a relationship with your broker so as to allow their client access to the MLIS without being a broker?

evict the property manager if they proceed, now the decision is yours. or fire them now, PMs are a dime a dozen, and don't discount that they would evict someone to get a new placement fee. they exist to make money, not serve your interests...though serving your interests makes them money, which is where your power lies....hence the first statement

Power Rd, and Baseline

If you have other obligations you have to subtract them from this 2250 number which could reduce your buying power with respect to sales price.

HOA's have way too much power.