It's a nice home with hardwood floors and floorboard heating that was owned by an older woman who seemingly did a good job of maintaining it.

So in short who I am, I am 23 just graduated college, ive worked for my families heating oil business since I was 16 and have spent the majority of my free time working with my dad on his rental properties.

I lived in surprise for a year, loved most parts of it (not the golf carts on the road the closer you get to sun city... or bell Rd trying to get out of surprise... or the heat... ).

I have a rental 3br row home that currently has oil heating.

Ash fault Siding is all messed up, roof, windows, lots of yard work, the mechanical s, electric major updating, an oil burner older than my grandfather, it does have a newer water heat though. the floors, walls, ceilings' on all 3 floors, move the kitchen over, bathroom, new cabinets, appliances, ext.

Sorry premature post, lol. ...If you have to go to a house alone to estimate, measure rooms height x width, take pictures of anything not in good-great condition, check and get pics of major systems (plumbing, heating/cooling, electrical) get good visible pics of each room, check for dampness/water in basement, check sill plate for rotting/termite damage, and take pics of the yard, the house, the neighbors houses/yards and the street up and down.

it is heated by gas heat.Do these numbers sound about right?

I've also heard of a heat treatment that is said to be the most expensive of all which takes a few visits from the exterminator.

With respect to utilities, each unit has it's own heating, tenants pay for their own gas / electrical and landlord pays for water and trash.I can see from Google / Bing that there have been street level improvements locally in the past 2-4 years (great resource looking at older and current images) in terms of sidewalks, street paving, etc.

He had been dead for 3 days in this house in the TX heat with no AC.