EBBs also work better in buildings with well sealed (no drafts) and well insulated building envelopes.EBBs also need to be unobstructed (do not set the chesterfield or bed in front of the baseboard) and kept clean (vacuumed at least twice per year) to operate at their best.So, after that attempt at the basics of EBB convection heat, the short answer that your tenants will likely incur higher heating costs, some of it as a result of drafts in the building envelope and some from the manner in which they are operated.

Death, divorce, downsizing, up sizing, job relocation, health issues, job loss, facing foreclosure, back taxes owed, etc.You want strong motivators for your investment of time.

My goal is to build a stream of passive income over next 7-10 years which can sustain my current lifestyle (10+ rental units).Primary residence:We have out grown our starter home and looking for a bigger home (4 bed or so).

@Dawn Anastasi Is $31,500 for a 3 Bed/1 Bath normal in that market?

The issue is often manufactured, or otherwise odd properties (i.e. a 1,900 SF 2 bed 1 bath with big open concept, where most of the comps are 3/2s or 4/3s  --- or a tiny house on a huge lot where most of the value is in the land).  

I'm too tired, I should be in bed. 

The sky was falling, and I bought 3+bed /2 bath houses under $20k that were formerly $100k+.  

Hello,Just turned down 4 guys looking to rent a 4 bed place from me(in Massachusetts). 

Now I just have to get him to bed and off of craigslist looking for his next deal..... he has school tomorrow!

I don’t see any notice of his death.