insurance contracts on heating system runs about 120 a year per unit and they will field telephone calls for heat outages and cover most calls under the contract.

My in-laws live in Vegas, and this particular house was basically in the same neighborhood, so we bought it last year in Sept with the intention of renting it out, but as the market heats up, we've decided to wait out a bit more and see if it would made sense to flip, so we finally put it back on the market in Feb and it was closed in early May.

You can try using a heat gun to loosen up the paint and then take a putty knife and pry the paint away from the floor.

. $1200 annually for heat is not realistic.

I know I catch a lot of heat on here for this but the difference between a 3k check and a 20k check is who you sell it to.

I had to install heat, fix a hole in the roof, and install a garage door before I could get a loan.

I'm doing the same thing for not buying in Miami Beach a year ago.

Is it common or doable to replace the furnace with a heat pump/blower and use the existing duct work?

I am originally from Puerto Rico, moved here to the DFW in 2009 from Miami, FL.I have 20+ years experience in sales and management, but after a lay off I have decided to work for myself, and Real Estate investing is the key!

There is no HVAC vent heating or cooling the space - the previous occupants had a woodburning furnace to heat the space, but took it with them, and of course that's not a good solution for renters.It turns out the HVAC ducts are all in the attic and it would be pretty complicated to drop something down to the basement to heat the space.