This duplex sat for two Vermont winters with no heat.

Also, get the heat treat.

I am concerned that if I don't split the heat up by installing three smaller furnaces and let the tenants pay their own heat, I could run into high fuel expenses.

The house is a little over 2000 sq ft, newer roof (less than 5 yrs), newer windows (less than 5 yrs), 12 yr old water heater, multizone heat (1 year old furnace), forced air AC ( approx 1 yr), living room, family room, unfinished BS, 4 beds and 2.5 baths.

Needs very little work but the gas has been disconnected and meters removed, and there's some minor plumbing required for the forced water heat in the basement.

I have experience in building maintenance and have a general knowledge of heating and cooling.

New paint and carpet, updated cabinets in one unit, large parking areaProperty Details Property Type: Multi-Family Home Seller Type: By Agent School District: Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Year Built: 1956 Square Feet: 1870 Acreage: 0.25 Acres Heating: Forced Air Cooling: Evaporative Cooler Garage/Parking: Driveway Yard: Landscape - Front Appliances Included: Refrigerator, Range Basement Type: Shelf/Crawl Space Floor Coverings: Linoleum, Laminate, Carpet Exterior Material: Other Special Features: None Specified

As is the case with most of yall, my market is heating up and deals are getting scarce.

Has had forced air heat, new electric, and water heater all installed by previous owner.  

If you replace any that are straight cool you can buy ones that also heat.