I howerver do not offer any utilities paid so they have pay for heat with me where they may not have to in another location.

That really P'd me off in the heat of that moment.

(After lady passed, four family members stayed in home for 4 years, using the two fireplaces for heat in winter).This is SOLD info on Trulia - http://www.trulia.com/sold/Montclair,NJ/16_zm/40.838924,40.847149,-74.220436,-74.198934_xy/x_map/date;d_sort/9_srl

I will take any heat deserved for my comments and stand ready to defend them........

Yeah, don't get into the heat of the moment and try to come up.

An active RE agent will have their finger on the pulse of the market and if it is heating up will know before anyone else.

Weather play a role in most areas, people don't usually want to move in snow, in some places August can be slow due to heat.

On my stacked units I pull off the front panel and clean the lint out of the heat sensor and insides where visible.

You won't need backer boards to install over concrete (providing the surface is relatively level), so all you need is thinset and you are good to go at about $1.20 per sq feet in material cost.You can also get very nice travertine tile from Home Depot for about $1.66 per sq ft. and a small radiance heating system will take the chill out of the flooring.

Mechanical is the heating/ac systems.A lot of this stuff is not particular hard, but much of it is a skill.