My business plan was to target 3/2/2 that needs a little work (REOs or short sell) and force some appreciation with the ARV.

If you call it a pet "deposit" you may be forced to return it.

The city uses platting as a way to force you to do everything they require. 

"This dude""some dude""a dude"We never did catch any of the Dude Brothers, but they are a real force to be reckoned with.  

Explain that as the landlord it is your responsibility to insure every tenant has the right to reasonable enjoyment and that if they do not either get rid of the dog or leave voluntarily you will be forced to evict.

The low-income buyers and renters are forced to make all repairs.

And look for opportunities monetize unused areas outside your structure.If you're trying to increase your equity, just realize that you cannot force the appreciation of a duplex.

The current heating situation is separate forced hot air duct runs to 1st and 2nd floor units, the 3rd floor is ducted off the 2nd floor.

Historically market appreciation has not been great unless you buy at the bottom, but cash flow is decent and there are always forced appreciation plays.

., I have a clause in my lease no other heat sources permitted, Is it forced air or radiators, your post only said type of fuel used, if it's radiators, go in make sure all radiators are system ready that they are full of water and no air locks,, YOU TUBE it to figure out how to do it.