I assume tenants pay for their own heat?

Ice and heat put stress on them and thye tend to crack.This may be the only problem you have but need more pictures really.

If during this reply they don’t receive basic information such as: number of bedrooms, bathrooms, garage, central heat and air you should ask them.

The houses that I have dealt with in the past that have needed central heat and air cost me anywhere between $4,500 - $5,000 and that is for 1500-2000 sq ft.

Couple months later the oven elements would not heat the oven more than just warm.

The funny thing is that this was devised by an AC and heat company.

Keep in mind all utilities are city and city water, with heat pumps, not registers or window units, a good choice so far, but we'll see.

State laws vary, but I hope you didn't have the utilities turned off on them or refuse to provide heating oil/fuel!

If we ever see a government official that was willing to take the polical heat associated with throwing the poor single moms of the world out on the streets... then we will start to worry.

1-Story Single family home in a very desirable location in South Florida has 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, central heat & A/C, family room, dishwasher, refrigerator, gas stove/oven, tile floors, 2 closets including a walk-in closet in master bedroom, screen in patio/spacious yard, 2100 sf living area on a 7100sf lot, and was built in late 1960s.ARV: $182k-$219 (from zillow,eppraisal & total view)County appraise Market Value: $138kEst. cost of repair: $8k-$12kWe were thinking of offering $108k max $124kGood condition need little work done inside.