And is the thermostat on the tank controlling the circulator just like if it was a regular indirect? 

@Katie Lepore "you get what you pay for"I never tell this to my clients, but think it often.I think a lot of people view professional services as a commodity when they're really not.Who do you want working on your car? 

I appreciate his service.

Thank you for your service.

MMM has regularly stated that he himself owns a rental property which he fixed up himself.

Section 8 tenants are harder on properties and require more time than regular tenants.

Almost all agents will say they are willing to work with investors, but you need to make sure you and the agent are a good fit for each other before you commit to any extended service agreement. 

This lot has another service for all utilities it just needs to be cleaned up....

In Northern Indiana (Nisource), it used to be 20+ years ago (and I assume its still the case)  you would have to put a deposit down to cover the gas and electric distribution services, and you could get some credit back based on houses going into service with some assumed usage patterns.City run utilities and REMC's would have drastically different practices. 

The upside is that they are very reliable, efficient, and quiet.What about a point-of-service HW heater in each unit that only feeds the w/d?