I have a contingency in place for the soil test to ensure there is no contamination, but as it's fully operational does it make sense to immediately remove the tank and install an alternative heating source? 

Although we certainly have our shares of outside investors in Boston, I do feel that there were a few elements that are supporting this market in the foreseeable future.

I need to install a new electric heat pump in my Indiana Rental.

Since the Spring selling season was killed, Summer is now heating up.

All the elements you speak of are a conglomeration of processes that you will need to manage in your enterprise.

I showed a home with a sunroom.Client asked me if it's 2 season or 4 season sunroom.He said sunroom could be livable space with added taxes or non livable with no added taxes.He mentioned that if there plug in electric heater it's not livable space and if there is heating connected thru walls it's livable with additional tax.Any advice on this topic would be great.

Question really is the age of the systems-roof-windows-foundation-electric-heating-insulation and how many times they have been renewed/revamped etc.

My wife will love the sunshine and heat -- she's Peruvian and misses the heat.

He did not touch some epic structural issues, roof issues, water/drainage problems, an unlocated buried oil tank, other leftover oil heat infrastructure, some apparently DIY electrical arrangements, some apparently DIY roof repairs in the attic space, etc.

The decedent's interest is stepped up to FMV, so his or her element of depreciation recapture would be wiped out.