Seeing as how frozen pipes aren't a real concern for atleast 6-9 months (if at all in your area), I don't think you have much to lose by letting her work on her own for as long as she needs to to get the heat back on.

I’ve attached 2 links to articles that recently came out in the Miami Herald and Florida Realtors about the South Florida real estate market.

So yes, the market is heating up and we expect to really hit a home run on our current project, just hope we can keep finding deals while the market is rising.

gas & electric will vary depending on the heating system I put in place.Rehab Cost: Approximately $20,000 - $25,000Options and variances are because copper was removed from basement.

I'm a Miami native living in Beavercreek, OH, which is a city in Dayton.

PROPERTY I AM LOOKING AT:Purchase Price: $219,000Property Type: TriplexYear Built: 1902Unit 1: 3bd 1 1/2 bathroomsUnit 2: 3bd 1 bathroomUnit 3: 2bd 1 bathroomLocation: Brewer's Hill, MilwaukeeEstimated SQ FT: 3,216Owner pays: water, sewageTenant pays: gas, heat, electricityThe property is sitting on a double lot and has a full basement.

There's 10 cities, but not 10 metro areas so some reside within the same metro area, so it's not like Atlanta, Miami, Nashville, Tampa, Charlotte, etc. that all act very differently.

Plus an additional 268 sqft heated shop space for building materials and tool storage with overhead door.

I have property in Oakland , Richmond and Miami Dade do I am not afraid of a low income area.

I paid 4.5k to upgrade meter from 80 to 150 amp and upgrade service panel so I could get central air and heat.