I have a 3U rowhouse with 3 separate boilers in the basement feeding their hot water baseboard heat.

Or sometimes I would call a plumber out, while on the phone, the plumber might ask "what happens when you turn just the hot water on?"

Dallas is a really hot spot right now but inventory is low.

Roofs are 9 years old and hot water heaters have over half their life yet.I did the analysis to see if it was worth putting any money into the units and the margin is not large enough.

Austin is very hot, but finding good cash flowing properties can be tough.

In a hot market you can get away will having the buyer pay the difference.

The two gazebos that had to be demolished, one of them had a hot tub and toilet in it, not sure if it refers to that or something in the main house.Unfortunately, the time for seeking any sort of variance has passed.

Originally posted by @Garrison Householder: Also, I'm interested in the landlord's perspective on dishwashers.

Soo, when every body seems to be buying at high prices, in a hot market and You feel like Your gonna miss the boat. . . . .STOP!

It was built in 1952, roof is approx 15 years old, 3 older AC units, 2 older Hot Water heaters, 4 Gas furnaces appear to have 20+ years on them, electric is all up to date, appliances seem almost new.Owner has owned the property for 11 years and wants to completely get out of real estate (its his only property).