Believe it or not, people were living there but it was a hot mess.

You have a better chance of choking on a hot dog or getting hit by a car.

I believe that the natural gas for the hot water heaters and gas ranges are separately metered also.Here is the interesting part: The owner chooses to pay all utilities costing him upwards of $17k annually.

I've never ran one but as I understand it hot dog vending can be profitable...if it's done right.  

A good place to look at would be a neighborhood next to a hot neighborhood where people are getting priced out.

Birmingham is white hot right now, to the extent that it surprises me every day. 

Hi @Bryan Levine I am in Orlando and our market has been steadily hot for years now.

I unplugged the fridge and melted the ice with hot water (I didn't have a blow dryer and the hot water would help loosen all the stuck food).

You could also do a friendly print out of "summer reminders:" It's hot, be safe!

If you buy a triplex and spend all your capital, Murphy's law says three months later a hot water heater will go, a refrigerator will go and the roof will start to leak in that spot the home inspector said to "keep an eye on it but it's nothing to worry about."