What about water, heat, etc?

If your heat stopped working in the middle of the night or a pipe burst you would call someone to fix it.

My primary home (bought 6 months ago, non-distressed sale) had an exact comp 5 houses down sell for $17k more than my price. My next door neighbor purchased a short sale 2 years ago. They refinanced recently. Appraise...

When I last had to replace a line set, the tech said that if the line has been open to the elements for a prolonged period of time, particularly during high humidity, that there's a fair chance that enough water vapor and whatnot has gotten into the condensor that there will be problems down the road.

Here's the rundown:1920's homeDallas, TX1080 sq ftWindow unitsWholesaler said $3000 has been included in The budget for a total central/heat and air installation.

I'm thinking about 5-7k to turn over each unit (update kitchens bath flooring). 7k to update heating in the one house.

Were they ever told that they were required to heat that room?

Might be the tenant cranking up the heat and opening the windows.

I say this because HOA fees cover many types of spending that also occur on single or multi family homes (roof, plowing, heating repairs etc) and these costs would not otherwise be taken into the first equation when valuing a single family / multifamily home.

Yeah, I heat it when the hot water heater tank leaks - kind of unpredictable and never convenient.