I haven't had to do any repairs besides initially getting things to work (central air/heating, dishwasher, laundry all now work).

The bigger problems you will face will have to do with city inspections for plumbing and electrical plus having a good heating source etc etc.

I know the elements of the business transactions that led to the suit, but was left completely out of the loop when it became a probate matter.

For things like a refrigerator I would have that in the lease as something provided without warranty as there are factors (i.e. used in the garage with extreme heat or cold, max temp setting usage, etc.) outside your control that can cause problems.I also rely on good trades (have some in DFW) that won't take me to the cleaners on repairs.

Bill,I understand you don't like to take the heat from anyone and you, and I don't see eye to eye.

Our commercial market has heated up too.

A key element to profitability is the ability to consistently buy real estate under market value.

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They would much rather go with you where you are bringing them the properties directly instead of scrambling to fight with other investors in the heat of the moment of an auction.

Are there any options for adding heat to an upstairs add on?