Located off 79th St just West of N Miami Ave.  

They want us to share our costs of repairing/replacing the HVAC (hydronic heat) and plumbing (as the place was allowed to freeze), because CMHC is questioning their insurance claim on the property.While I think Vancouver is in its own little bubble these days, Toronto may be more at risk of imploding due to the length of time this dance has been going and the looming condo glut.  

The debate is heated, lengthy, and on going.

Yes, it's getting heated but it's a good debate - let's just be sure to keep any name-calling out of it.

I have a couple of newer mobiles, Cons: I will warn they tend to be more maintenance than my site built homes, harder to get and keep good tenants, electric bills higher as it's harder to heat and cool them, they go down in value.

Hello fellow investors, I am Yvette I live in Miami and work as a teacher.

IMO sales will be a little stronger in suburb areas and the markets where buyers can still get a good value are going to get really heated.  

I've called my land lord twice in 4 years once because my heat was broke.

I was discussing offsetting utility expenses with a friend tonight, and he suggested that I consider installing electric baseboard heating in each of my rental units in addition to individual meter service and electric tankless heat on demand hot water service.

I'm rehabbing and flipping and buying and holding in Cinci, Tampa, Detroit, Miami and Dayton.