The boiler was under water , ( there is $ 8000 )   , the hot water heater was under water , ( another $1200 ) . and all the junk that has to be hauled out .  

Originally posted by @Fred Heller:Where in Texas is the rent too damn high - Texas Monthly Even with rapidly escalating rents, the SFH market is so hot that with median home prices on the rise, even well priced properties don't make 1% when they're placed in service.  

Has water heater tankless for hot water.

I have only purchased properties in the green areas before but I know several are buying in the Clark Fulton area (lower right hot area) and seem to have success.  

Looking for anyone in Boston area who has installed Solar on a rental property roof.  

For advice, I would just say that while yes, MSP is a hot market right now, that doesn't mean you should just wait for it to cool down.

It is a very hot market where rentals are up, and houses sell FAST.

We got outbid on some less nice, higher risk places the previous few weekends, but just got lucky that there was a weekend full of hot homes and one fell off the radar of the other bidders.

You can also hit up a few friends and/or relatives for personal loans, even though its' not the best way to go, sometimes it's the ONLY option.I'm still a firm believer in finding a hot deal is the best way to get started.

Then it broke again later and took several days to replace.I thought it was crazy to get a call from a multifamily with no heat or hot water and blow it off for 24 hours.