Have to agree with Rohan, too much equity in property and rent is way too low based on value of property especially supplementing the present tenants rent at $700.

I recently did 1/2 thick travertine in a small bathroom & regretted it as it did suffer hairline cracks regardless of the solid thick backerboard/cement base its just the nature of the stone & more likely the temperature extremes we had last winter.

@Rumen Mladenov Emotionally you have to look at this like you would look at a natural desaster.

Mother nature does not care about our cash flow.

I have found that their algorithm doesn't account for the true nature of neighborhoods.

. :-)The other agents I spoke of had an opportunity (and they were considered by others to be more seasoned in working with investors) to help me reach my goals and in turn receive repeat deals and still get their commission but chose to be all about themselves or in the case of one, just didn't have the experience as an agent and was fumbling.I've learned lot and by nature I soak up knowledge like a sponge.

This is the first year I have owned this complex and I noticed their stickers from previous years near my boilers (baseboard heat powered by natural gas).  

The bottom line is the hands-off nature of the asset.

Stephanie Bureau yes that is possible if you can find a tenant willing to risk the short term nature of the initial lease.One case where it might work is employment related rentals.

This has led me to search for other methods of heating and ways to projects costs back to the tenant and in doing so I have narrowed the selection down to either converting to natural gas or installing a ductless heating AND COOLING system or systems.