Here is the list of problems: The front door barely opens, NONE of the doors close correctly, garage door has been replaced but the electrical still needs work, no doorbell, no fire alarms or carbon monoxide alarm, no working outside lights, a severe mice infestation (who have now raided my brand new couch), no insulation in the mudroom because of a door installed incorrectly, which is allowing cold air into the house and raising my heating (propane!)

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HI everybody I have a multifamily with 1 gas boiler and landlord pays the heat, I want to divide the heat and have installed a boiler for each apartment and change the lease term so the tenant should be responsible, what is the proper legal way to do it if any?

I have done some major renovation work include installing a wood fire burner, Air source heating, a new bathroom and general tidying.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

This in turn is costing the tenants (or you) excessive amounts for the heating bill, no doubt.

I would be paying cash so that element of UBIT wouldn't concern me.

Tenants can cause some expensive major damage (heating/ac systems, for example) but most capex will be either due to maintenance that was deferred/ignored or normal wear and tear.

(Live in AK so it needs to be durable to the elements.)

What exactly is the land use, cultural importance, natural elements, or beauty that your agreement covers?