Be sure to follow safety instructions on the heat tape, but generally you can wrap the pipe and heat tape with insulation to protect it from drafts and keep the heat where it should be. 

Be patient and you will find a more qualified applicant or reject her based on your screening standards.

With patients and persistence anyone can do what Brad did!  

You can learn more about it here https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/safety-inspecti...I have only dealt with 2 potential evictions so I wouldn't say I'm a pro with this question but from what I understood is that you can expect the process to take 3-4 weeks depending on the court schedule and the speed at which you can file. 

I am really trying to be patient!!

I'm waiting for more information from the agent about planned developments in the area, safety, demographics, etc.

Go down to the housing authority and talk to them, they don't hate landlords you just have to be understanding and patient and you will eventually find someone who can help you. 

Either be patient or reduce the price to entice offers.

I am patiently waiting to see what the market is doing because is seems to being slowing in my area.

Be patient and if you really want to buy turnkey, there are great companies on BP forums.Roofstock is a facilitator only.