I would do now in spring before the summer heat.  

Literally, even working full time as a shift leader at Walmart or as a healthcare aid, they don't have enough income to house, heat, feed, and cloth their families.

He also said that the Heat/Hydro were $350/month, but I don't know if that's just during the warmer the summer months, etc. 

It has been getting thinner as the Puget Sound heats up thanks to Seattle, I know that much.

Throughout my college days I recall cooking burgers in the sweltering heat of a bustling restaurant kitchen.

When I say that’s all that I do, let me tell you what to expect in the life of a landlord and all that they do. 3 am Christmas Eve Tenants call-Furnace went out.I get up, phone calls made, emergency call, expensive triple overtime to the Heating Contractor, Tenant has heat.

(The two lowball amounts should be $600 & $500 minimally.)Taxes are $3,200 per year.Insurance will be about $750.Trash Removal will be $840.Snow Removal will be $600.Water & Sewer will be $700.Propane (hot water for all apartments and heat for 2 BR) will be $1,500.Vacancy Reserve of $1,500.List price is $104,900.

Things have definitely heated up in my market.

@Joe Spence,use a hair-dryer/heatgun to apply some heat (you do not want to char the floor!!!).

I'm from NY but heating costs (gas) are similar throughout US, more or less.