Which I don’t believe is an actual apartment because the house only has a mailbox for the first and second floor so we essentially share a mail box... which brings me to believe that the second floor was suppose to be a duplex and the 1st floor was just suppose to be one level.We can’t control our own heat, they won’t wire the pole outside so our cable guy can set up a coax cable outlet in our apartment which is making it difficult to work from home and on top of that there is only 2 meters which brings me to my question.

., with all its elemental challenges, snagged first place honors, but Bronx and New York Counties came in second and third place, with Brooklyn (Kings County) taking the sixth spot.

looking to finish a 18x12 shed on a concrete pad..it will have plenty of electricity ..finished drywall walls and ceiling...windows..beautiful matching outside finish...this will be in Cotswold neighborhood.. it will have heating and air conditioning...no plumbing no bathroom.. 

Based on our appraisal from a few months back, the house is currently considered a 3 bedroom property, due to a lack of heat source (ductwork doesn't go up to the top floor) in the then-unfinished top floor rooms.

But tried as we have, the client intake and strategic elements of 1031s don't fit automation.

The heat/electric are the tenants responsibilty per the lease. 

Heat cable to melt it after bigger storms?

I pay for trash and heat (since whole house is one heating zone).

On another note, I was kidding about he at least they have an LLC comment.  

In the last 4.5 years expenses have been roughly $17,000 (replaced all 3 heating systems with tank-less hot water heaters).