You can put pipe insulation on them and apparently they sell heat tape as well.

Most landlord tenant laws require working heat, hot water, windows that work etc., so make sure you’re covered there before allowing occupancy.

I was concerned about the heat from the stove might damage the wall.2.

Looking at Houston and Texas housing prices become so heated in the last four months. 

Some of the wind terbines froze because the heating elements weren’t purchased, etc Having grown up in Texas, yes, this sort of thing is rare.

We have a fixed furnace actually got a new furnace since she was out of heat she creates claims to pay for her hotel and all that ...Every month some of the other issues keep coming or they bring up...

While property plays in Texas and other Sun Belt states are still heating up, they may become crowded markets before we know it.

Recently purchased a 6 unit building that has one central oil boiler that provides shared heat for all units with one zone.

If power was consistently on and she didn't maintain proper heat or take steps to prevent frozen pipes, that's different.

We have also targeted insulation projects to mitigate heating costs and make the building more comfortable for tenants.