He said that's hard because they have to continue to heat them all through the winter.

Heat was working but it "felt cold" on the 1st floor.

Just take a look at Phoeniz, Miami and Cali and Vegas just to name a few markets that have people who thought fun in the sun was paying $300k-$500k for a Investment property.Well I will take my little RAGEDY homes as you would put it and not bulldoze them, but convert them into charming CASH FLOW properties.

I'll tell you what take 300k and go to Miami, Phoeniz, Las Vegas or even Cali and see what you get.

If you can't stand in the line of fire and take some heat, how are you going to negotiate a deal and/or manage a tenant?

They both were going to the courthouse steps the next day and the arguments were getting heated from the negotiators.At that point I already figured I'd lost them b/c there was no budging from them.Also I never intended to hi-jack this thread from the original poster, so it's ok guys you can drop it from here, I was merely venting at a recent occurance, lets all move along now :)

Inadequate ventilation stores air and moisture and heats it up in your roof in the summer and turns it into a wood warping, mold sporing, shingle cracking orgy of expenses.

Step 3 - Pre-heat the oven to its "Frenzy" setting.Step 4 - insert the Pans into the oven and let bake for 3-4 "boom" years.

The tenants pay for their own heat, which is electric.

Heating/Cooling, Kitchen/Bath?