Can be good, can be bad.

I think the only other time someone will pass on a heating system is if it's very old and looks like it's in bad shape.

High leverage coupled with cyclical markets, low reserves, bad locations, under-capitalized properties, short-term debt, low cash flow, no value add, or some combination of these items is where owners get in trouble.

Unfortunately at this point I'm more looking for something that would work for my family and not be a bad deal long term.

I didn’t know that you could dispute a bad review.

My questions are: 1) What markets in California should I look at to find a quality multi-family for a reasonable price?

More info is needed about your equipment and what your tank temp is, and include what house heating you have. there's lots of answers like raising the temp and adding a mixing valve if you don't have one, but I need to know more.

Looking for quality GC or handyman specialize with floor\paint\small repairs recommendations for a 2478 sqft 3\3 property in Indianapolis area.I am askikg the BP community to send me some referrals.Best,Roi.

I could see whyfor a rental this could be a bad idea though.

I actually contacted a lender who informed me that it's ok to own a primary residence and quality for a second primary as long as I live in the second primary for 12 months.