Sounds like you're paying for heat.

I have no idea what the plumbing and heating could cost to have fixed, but if it can be done for less that 12k would this be a deal worth attempting?

Hi Brian,First I am not a rehabber on houses so take what I say with a grain of salt.The house itself I don't know if it's the pictures but it gives me that "bowling alley" feel and that everything is cramped.The kitchen looks very small and tight and there is a weird space next to the fridge before the door that looks like baseboard heating at the bottom.

It also takes a long time to heat up the house if it is set lower.

If Yes: Depreciate, If NO: if it a structural element or increase the life of structural elements?

My tenants pay their own heat/electric.

I actually think the US economy is heating up, though.

I didn't realize that was possible given how heated the market is.

Typically this would lead to inflation as the economy heats up.

Good cash flow, but the snow and heating systems are a challenge.