This means a rental unit that:o Is secure, with doors and windows that can be lockedo Has working plumbing, hot water, heating, and at least one smoke detectoro Has functioning electricity without unsafe wiring or outlets.Your landlord must tell you about any known lead-based paint or hazards.Your landlord must keep any common areas and elevators in clean, usable condition.You have the right to basic privacy in your home.

Looking for outrageous humidity and heat in the summer and frigid cold winters?

heated and cooled increases appraisal, I build a 440 sq ft shop and it did not effect appraisal at all . because it wasn't heated and cooled.

Natural gas provides Heat and Hot Water to all the units.Thanks everyone.

While other surfaces can scar and burn if subjected to hot cookware, quartz will stand up to the heat of cooking, making it a top choice for home buyers of all culinary skill levels.Quartz is also low maintenance compared to its more porous counterparts.

The fire worked its way into the roof, above the kitchen leaving it open to the elements. 

It says forced air heat, but there looks be some sort of baseboard heating in some of the rooms. 

It needs a whole new heating system.

But then after that, you would need to buy a single-family home and work with a realtor and ask them to help you look for properties that have the potential to be converted to a duplex - which can be challenging, because their inherent structures themselves might not be suited for what you're trying to do (especially if you're trying to add a bathroom or separate heating, or plumbing units. 

@Jeri HerreraThe only tax benefit I can think of that you get on commercial property that you wouldn't on residential property is Section 179 expensing categories that allows you to 100% expense roofs; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning property; fire protection and alarm systems; and security systems.