If you mean radiant heat, it's better than forced hot air. 

The demand for rentals in Boise is tremendous, so even though home prices are rising, rents are able to stay with these home prices in order to maintain positive cash flow.Although it is harder to find a 10% cash on cash return in this hot market, investors are seeing that if they purchase today, they will see rent prices grow over the next 5 years, which in turn will make the investment cash flow in the long run.Feel free to reach out to me with any other questions about the Boise market.Thank you,

I would look at doing Joint Ventures, and understand the market is very hot and returns are compressing.

A thick, meaty wad of used twenties, heavy in my hot little hand and stinking of sin.

The multiple heating systems and hot water tanks don't make sense. 

Answer will depend on the market and on how hot the market happens to be at the time. 

@Todd Crippen thank you so much for responding. your response and thoroughness have been incredibly insightful and valuable.

This 80 acre piece has an old gravel pit with an active mining permit on it and has incredible views.

Depending on the property configuration, I would take two different courses:  A) reconfigure the utilities - relocate hot water heater, shutoffs, etc. to be under your control or B) Negotiate with the adjoining owners to get a key. 

“This is incredibly timely, given our collective commitment and my personal commitment to addressing homelessness and housing in our city,” Councilwoman Nikki Fortunato Bas, one of the ordinance’s sponsors, said during Tuesday’s council meeting.Currently, background checks are a standard part of applying for rental housing, and applicants with a criminal record often are denied.