Might I suggest you look at the skilled trades such as an electrician, plumber or heating and a/c.

House A - multi-family:Monthly income: $3,450.00Expenses: $3,000 a month including mortgage, Heat, and water.

One thing you could think about doing as part of a renovation strategy would be to change stoves and heat sources to electric which could allow you to cancel the meter entirely.

Hi,I am looking at a 3 family property where the landlord pays the heat.

I’m in New Orleans and under contract on a 4 plex on a that has geo thermal ac and heating and hasn’t found anyone yet who has any experience with them.

I’m in New Orleans under contract on a 4 plex that has geothermal Ac and heating and hasn’t found anyone yet who has any experience or knowledge about them.

Frozen pipes are not an issue unless you have the heat shut off in the winter, or if the furnace fails in the winter.You have a while before that is an issue.Keep the updates coming!

Does it even have the ductwork for central heat and air?

I did a substantial bathroom and kitchen remodel as well as removing the old singular oil furnace (Which I footed the bill on since it wasn't a split system) and added central air and a separate upstairs unit so the tenant now pays their own heat.

The hvac company I usually go with is Economy Heat and Air.