I took a quick glance at your website and I like the layout and breadth of info you provide, which is more than I've seen w others (ex.

@Christi Hawkins I see value in it, the layout is like Zillow for commercial/MF.

Thanks Jimmy, I have looked at comps and it seems to be worth about $150.000 (a house with the same lay out built in the same but about 200 sqft smaller sold for $183000 on 2/25) sold I'd like to contact the owner.

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Put your request in writing that an independent 3rd party (licenses HVAC), paid for by you, verify function and layout of the heating systems.

It basically serves no purpose but to lay out the terms in writing somewhere!

They lay out the requirement which help you understand your cost.As for the pro's and cons, I think that weighs more on your(s) strengths and weaknesses.

If there is a sufficient discrepancy between the cost of fuels (gas or oil versus electricity), a boiler may be more cost effective during the heating season (but unlikely).Two other advantages of ductless heat pumps that a central boiler cannot deliver are:a) air conditioning (chillers and hydronic baseboards are simply not the same).b) placement of the heating/cooling costs in the hands of the tenants.That said you need to look at the layout of the individual units to determine if they are conducive to being heated with a single ductless heat pump.  

I would be interested in examining the entire layout of the interior to see if there would be room to restructure these apartments in order to add a unit, or find a way to get them to generate additional income.  

The property will command $800-$1,000 per unit (depending on apartment layout, sq ft, if you section 8, etc...).