Utilities (rource) Your landlord must not interfere with your utilities, including gas, electricity, heat, and hot water.

I live in the side without the furnace which provides both heat and hot water.

He came at me with a story about how his current apartment had no heat, semester was starting soon, and he needed a quiet place.

We Completely renovation the kitchens, fresh coats of paint throughout, stainless steel appliances, new toilets, lighting, Ceiling fans in every room, removing the baseboard heat and adding individual room heaters.

My husbands business has a job in Chicago for an event this coming week. They need to wrap 3 large vehicles, and need a indoor temperature controlled place to do so. Does anyone know of any options? It would be Tuesda...

Hi, everyone from Miami!!

We are also thinking of adding half bathroom on main fl which should add some value and also adding heating and coolant. 

Even in the great white north I’ve seen black doors (west facing) warp with the heat absorbed into them.

As long as the roof looks good and the heating and air is working well, you should be ok.

@Dominique MitchellYears back I stopped bringing up any investing topics that I know will "ignite" an argument or heated debate between friends and family.