Guy had a little 2 bed 1 bath bungalow that he had inherited.

Yes, you could have a chat with the tenant about the dog and maybe even remind the tenant to brush his teeth before going to bed.

hey guys and gals...i have no experience with baseboard heaters...however, the estimate to fix the duct work attached to my gas pack is astronomical...the price for a gas wall furnace is even higher...i can purchase enough heaters for a few hundred bucks...it's a 700 square foot apartment, 2 bed/1 bath...the lady at lowes said 3 of the medium sized units should heat the unit entirely..i've heard they can torch a building..how dangerous are they for children as well?

Unfortunately, the bed bugs have traveled perhaps because of the smoke etc.

You need to know size, beds, baths, style, and condition.

. +-10 years, +-200 sq ft, comparable bed/bath, in the last 3 months, less than a mile from the property being purchased).

Looking at Thursday but have never bought a 1 bed 1 bath duplex before.

Wants Before looking at homes, it’s important to decide who many bed and baths are comfortable for you.

There's older properties (built in the 80's) that have similar square footage and beds/baths, which are all at roughly $285k.

Here are the specs:* 3 bed/2.5 bath condo* 2 story, 1200 sf* Now asking $68,000 (from a recent $89,000)* Taxes: $1072* Insurance: $600* Tax value: 136,600* Condo assoc. fees... a whopping $240/mo (typically I've seen fees in 140-170/mo range. this is high. includes cable, common area maintenance, community pool, ext. building maintenance, master insurance, pest control, sewer, tax comm area, trash removal, and water)* Another sold last July for $126,000* A similar unit is listed at $124,000 and has been on the market about 165 days* Close to a university* Rents start at $675/mo.