That's how a lot of people get themselves in trouble especially as the market heats up..

Ok everyone,Looking for information on dealing with a "significant contamination" from having an old heating oil tank removed.

Summer is great as well to get away from city heat.  

updateshe is now moving out and is not going to pay this months rent because she wants to use here last month rent now and its not meant for that, not to mention she ran out of oil heat and its dropping into the 30 and 40s at night.

By putting geothermal in, I would decrease their cost for AC and my cost for heating.  

So the owner technically only has to pay for water and heat for the building. 

Man, it is a nice feeling when you go into winter without any extra heating bills to pay!

The basement is a great place for a coin op laundry that will give you some weekend fun mon(ey) Also stay away from old (pre 1955 prox) buildings with plaster and lath that have baseboard (radiant) electric heat unless you see the electric bills and they are reasonable.

.$2,000 New furnace after finding the heat exchanger was cracked$1,200 handyman labor to paint exterior window and trim, haul debris from yard, replace counter, get shower tile back to watertight, fix ceiling damage from water$600 materials, including paint, kitchen counter, locks$600 new vinyl kitchen floor$200 three yards of dirt to correct grading around the foundation$200 plumber to replace gas valve, fix leaky drain, replace p traps in kitchen and address a couple other concerns I had$37,050 all in.I spent about 30 hours of my own time buying materials, stopping by to manage workers, and doing some minor work myself. 

Is the house have forced hot air as its heating source?