Heating system  needs to be replaced, it used water radiators  with an oil furnace.

Overall, the property is in pretty good condition (albeit is located in a not-so-good part of town, but definitely getting better) and was built in 1950, with brick exterior.Property Price: 325kRents: The property pulls in around 4.3k in rent each month. (1.7k for commercial and 1.3k each for the second and third units).Square Footage: ~5.5kProperty Tax: 8.3kElectricity: 1.6k (included in rents)Water/Sewer: 1.6k (included in rents)Heat: 2.4kInsurance: ~2k (not sure about this)General Repair + Vacancy: ~4.1kAs this is a mixed-use property, I would have to obtain a commercial loan at 25% down, most likely amortized over 20 years.

Replace a control module in central heat unit in a basement that failed because it got flooded. 

One unit did not even have heat - just space heaters.

How much should it cost to replace the main control board for AC and heating system on a 1,141 sq ft SFR?

Im looking at a multi unit and its all now converted to electric heating My concern is acquiring tenants and keeping them .

Account Closed You could use the furnace or run a heating wire inside that section of pipe.

Yeah I won't but he at least sounded better than a Thomas Wenck who also emailed but neither was solicited.

The magnitron, the part that heats cost in many cases more than that  I don’t repair these in my personal units I simply swap if I get a call on them.

Shift Happens: Finding Great Deals In Any Market or LocationAnson YoungRoofstock Hermitage A/BWhat do you do when the market shifts, or when competition heats up and your deal-finding method from two years ago isn’t nearly as effective?