I eventually realized this when considering what it would take to break out the heating in a 4U I bought with a steam boiler or the insane cost to replace it with individual systems.

Again, you would be amazed how many newbie investors over-pay for a property, botch (or vastly underestimate) the renovation, and then run out of money and steam.

I upgraded the 3rd floor heating system from an old steam radiator to a forced hot air system.

We are full steam ahead, pre-approved and in the market for our very first home and multi family house hack in Connecticut.

See, here's the problem with that plan Nathan, it's brilliant, and makes total sense, common sense, and would best help "we the people" so politically talking it's a steaming pile of poo, lol. 

I feel pretty lost right now I know as soon as I find my niche I can jump full steam into it.

He agreed, we signed rehab and JV agreements, and he and his team went full steam ahead.

I have a 4U with a steam boiler, the expense of ripping out that whole system and building 4 separate heating systems is many, many times what I may lose in the error between the 2 numbers, if there is one.

I've seen people do it and win in this steaming hot market, but I don't know why any seller thinks they are the best negotiator and conduit with the other agents, the buyers, title company, attorneys, etc.

Meanwhile, the tenant is steaming while writing bad reviews about the management company's poor service when the management company is not at fault.