Agents that aren't in that area will be eager to refer you to agents that are.

I also have CPAs that I work with regularly and I’m happy to refer you their way.

I would put heavy emphasis into how you pre-qualify your potential tenants (credit checks, income verification, past reference checks, etc) and you'll be fine. 

The easier option is just to bill back the prorated portion of water/sewer bill to tenant, which is referred to as RUBS.

Then call the local burnham or any boiler rep, or supply house and ask them to cross reference your boiler with an equivalent replacement gas boiler.

Must have references and pictures. 

You also read through your lease and see if there is anything in there that would could reference to help, but I'll say it's a unique situation that you may not find much help in your lease on.

I don't write the revised code in any of the 50 states so I don't know why we'd be wondering what I am ok with.In addition, what you are referring to is called a NET Listing.

Hello BP, 
I have a rental under contract in Columbia SC.  I am out of state and need help getting a local contractor to install an HVAC and maybe new windows depending on what the inspection turns up.  
Also, if yo...

Credit score, income:rent ratio, job longevity, Landlord references, age, and a long list of other factors I'm forgetting.