If it's a three family across three floors and you want to meter everything that would cost substantially more than a just a new boiler.honestly in your case I wouldn't do a regular ducted forced air system.

I typically factor 70% occupancy and I am always looking at other hosts for how they price.

The following is a quote from his latest email trying to Market co-hosting insteadYou may have heard about "Rental Arbitrage"."

Until you are doing them regularly, I think my feelings are normal. 

In addition, we host a monthly meetup on the 3rd Monday of each month, called the Chicago Multifamily Club.

PIN, The Property Investor's Network (https://www.toledopin.com/) hosted Anita Lopez at the March 2020 meeting. 

Imho, you should find an agent that only does investor deals, and you should expect to receive a hand picked list of properties on a regular basis.

The regular numbers you might collect for Cap ex and Maintenance might need more of a contribution than a home without settling issues. 

There are plenty of BRRRR posts and blogs on BiggerPockets - search for them and get reading.There's also a BRRRR webinar that David Greene hosted not too long ago that you can access if you're a BP Pro member. 

I have a guard over a regular thermostat as 1 of my tenant would open their windows, in the middle of winter, as it was too hot!!