Growing up on the west coast, I am very accustomed to rain and the heat and cold don't bother me either so I am really just looking for a place with great opportunities. 

Growing up on the west coast, I am very accustomed to rain and the heat and cold don't bother me either so I am really just looking for a place with great opportunities.

Growing up on the west coast, I am very accustomed to rain and the heat and cold don't bother me either so I am really just looking for a place with great opportunities.

Does anyone have any experience with drain water heat recovery units?

Given recent weather, lack of heating as well as a lack of hot water supply would materially affect the health and safety of tenants.There is a presumption that seven days is a reasonable time to make repairs.Casualty Loss If the damage is covered in an insurance policy as an insured casualty loss, the timeline to start making the repairs does not start until the landlord receives the insurance proceeds.

The heat map on PropStream shows it in the yellow so about medium growth.

I would also check all the insulation and heat tape to make sure they are working. 

A lot of the research I have done seems to point to what yo mentioned about the corridor between San Antonio and Austin heating up lately.

We've got gas on the property so the cost to heat it in the winter months shouldn't be too bad.All that being said, does anyone have someone in either trade that you've worked with and strongly recommend?

For those that have properties with window units, do they have heat as well?