My situation:I own a triplex in Chicago, live on the first floor and rent out the upper two.Cooking gas is separated for each unit, but a single hot water boiler heats the entire building.

A couple more clarifying points on this particular situation: --it is a very hot tear-down market and there are at least 5-6 other developers working on new construction homes within a .25 radius, all paying in the same general price range for similar lots.

We ended up moving into another place.If it gets hot in the summers I'd say, go with the air conditioning.

I was brought here, from Omaha Nebraska, 8 years ago so my husband could further his career in electronics technology, specializing in slot machines.

On hot days, the bees won't be there to cool the honey and it will lose its viscosity.Not only that, leaving the honeycomb in your structure will increase your chance of bees returning.

It's hot right now, but they're not the easiest tenants.

Don't wait until you see "multi-family" properties for sale in Trulia or Zillow, most of the time these are hot and never get to the public eye. 

Wondering if my numbers are accurate and if this is a deal worth taking. 3/2 1210sf in a C-class nbhd but in hot market that is rapidly appreciating.

His designs are so hot he needs to be able to squelch the heat from them!!....

Cost-wise and to avoid voiding any warranty I would like to have the original guy take care of it, but it's freakin hot these days as well (Atlanta).