I have worked in the heating and cooling business for 8 years.

I know if I was a tenant I wouldn't want to pay a high bill for someone else.That would be like one person runs the A/C at 65 all the time and the other at 80 but each pay the same amount for a bill.The electrical draw being higher could be for one tenants operations but also for having older mechanical parts such as AC/Heating that are inefficient.You need to read your leases very carefully to see what tenants are responsible for.

The market is heating up again so lots of opportunities to buy.

Roofs have just been replaced and the boiler heating system was replaced three years ago.

I know the area already pretty hot is heating up even more.

The central heat and air has been updated, it has newer vinyl windows, a good roof, electric and plumbing (pex) have also been updated.  

New Roof SidingAC/Heat UnitsDriveway/SidewalkWater Heater

Also what kind of heating do you have?

The community offers residents a resort-style heated swimming pool and spa, outdoor fireplace, fully-equipped fitness center, clubhouse with plasma TVs, business center, picnic areas and playground.

I am asking rent of $1200/month plus heat and hydro -- this rent includes cable, water and sewer.I found both properties on Realtor.ca.