@Chetan Naik Its is not clear if you plan on using forced air or other heating (likely baseboard).I have built duplex houses with both natural gas and electric forced air (with AC, which is a must in the south).  

I'm not talking about someone who puts their dog on a tether run for an hour to get a little air, I am talking about the 24/7 chained dogs with virtually no socialization or human interaction.

I would need to take a hard look at things like the fireplaces since there are 7 and I know in old properties sometimes they are not up to fire code. possible asbestos though the heat is radiant and it has central air, possible lead piping, and possible new electrical.

hello everybody, I been in the army for 4 years and just got out to move here to Kansas City with a good job. I've been getting familiar with housing market here so I can identify a good deal, I've also been following...

Michelle Fox Simple: Twice a year do a walk through while you test smoke detectors and replace filters on heating/air conditioning system.

Hello everyone and happy new year.I am an ex-Army pilot currently working full time as an air ambulance helicopter pilot in southeast Arizona.

Pilots rent homes Air BNB style?  

Iam part time real estate agent in Ellington CT and Full time Air Force.I have flipped one property and looking to really make the next move.

@Engelo RumoraOne of the main benefits to us has been having access to webinars after they've aired.  

That being said, depending on the type of system (forced air vs radiators) it can be a pretty expensive process.