ALL Americans have the RIGHT to unlimited hot water LOL

The Boston and surrounding markets are very hot right now and there is value in buying condos as an investment.

In multi-family buildings I've eliminated common furnaces and boilers, and hot water heaters and have had the tenants pay for there own heat and hot water, mostly by installing new gas equipment and separate meters.

Check to see what is included with each contractor, usually on the coolant the service will come with up to 1 lbs of freon included or some amount so for those that don't make sure you know how much they charge for it if they do add any.The benefit to you and the power company is that the unit cools more efficiently because any of the grime in the coils blocks the transfer of hot/cold and the low freon level will make the unit work harder and runs longer to cool the same amount.

What if the location becomes really hot and you can raise rents more than you agreed to, or if prop taxes increase and you need x amount more.

It seems like florida is hot for rentals more than flips right now, is this accurate?

Seems like a success to me :) While your cash on cash return on investment may not be so hot, do you have a lot of equity in it now?

Mainly because the returns are "EXORBITANT" (that's Rich's word).How long will that be a "hot" thing to do?

In a hot market, you'd probbaly get offers routinely 10% under asking, and in this market, you can't be insulted if offers are 20% under.If you don't want to sell for the offered price, you don't sell.

Some mutifamilies and apartment buildings, but market is hot!