(Plumbing, electric, roof, heating, flooring, etc. are all pretty big nuts to fix.)4) Rather than getting the "old numbers", I would find property owners in a half mile radius and start asking them about what the bills are for similar heating methods, and what the other utility bills are.5) $49.2K at 100% rented - find out what the average vacancy rate is in the area to get a more accurate idea of fully rented, and I imagine it will take a while to get there from a fully vacant building.

These two separate closings if arranged well can happen within minutes of each other at the same title company without your seller meeting or knowing about your buyer and none of them will really know how much you are making.I am sure you can find a lot of discussion threads (heated discussions dare I say) on these 2 methods here on BP to read up on.

Also up a little over 10% appreciation.If this keeps up I bet you will start feeling out in London/ ST Thomas, I know Woodstock and Brantford and heating up because of it

Make sure heat is turned on in all common areas (last winter I had a burst pipe, thank god it wasn't major but lesson learned!)

We're not supposed to but you can't wait weeks much less months for a permit to come in when people need ac, heat, electric and plumbing.  

Hi, I see a one family home in Bayonne.Need help from all friends/experts to know what should be worth for this.it's built in 1891, looks ok, it has heated tile/floor..I don't know its plus or minus?

The reality is we offer ice cold lemonade on Miami beach during a heat wave.

He at least needs few days to find another place.

Some of the inspected items are:- Does the property have electricity, water and sewer and is it accessible via a street- Heat source is required but a/c-Roof must not leak although this is a visual inspection only-Mechanicals must operate and be safe-No peeling paint-Smoke detectorsNO ONE SHOULD EVER RELY ON THE APPRAISER IN LEIU OF A PROPERTY INSPECTION

But if I think someone is going to waste my time by having me show them 50 empty homes with no AC running in the 100+ degree Bakersfield heat only to end up not making any offers, only then I will draw the line.However, if I know a person is serious (they are prequalified already, they are eager to compare properties and submit offers, I believe they will actually perform and not waste my time, etc) then I'll sweat through my nice suit all day showing them houses!