By turning the temperature up to 90° the furnace isn't running hotter by any means, it is just running longer, so I don't think you can hold the tenant liable if it breaks. 

My primary LLC is a holding company with the name XYZ "Enterprises, LLC". 

Whether it's a charming Victorian mansion, a mid-century modern gem, or a historic landmark, these properties hold a timeless allure that adds a layer of prestige and desirability to the local real estate market, making them sought-after investments for those who appreciate the intersection of history, art, and real estate.Supply and Demand Dynamics:The basic economic principle of supply and demand plays a critical role in determining property prices.

I dabbled a little back in 2015 and bought a LTR which I still hold.

I am a Canada-based beginner buy and hold investor.

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Tumwater.

Purchase price: $64,555 Cash invested: $6,200 Sale price: $154,000 Second BRRR and First Short Term RentalPurchased on Construction loan with $27,569 construction hold back.Extra Rehab costs (plumbing, A/C, and roof unknowns): $10,000Down payment and closing costs : $13,656Cash out Refinance (cash back to us after fixed and rented): $17,452Total Out of Pocket after refinancing: $6,200Cash flow varies by month as this first year we are doing a Short-Term Rental.

New wholesaler and just want to make sure I'm aware of the do's and don'ts when it comes to holding an open house for potential end buyers.

The major difference here is that RE is never really "passive" in the sense of owning a mutual fund or even just some buy and hold dividend stocks.

Repair Costs: $47,610 Holding costs: $6,300Closing costs: $11,150Staging Fee: $2,300Total Pay Out: $37,640Construction Loan hold back: $29,000Insurance Claim $12,529 (Roof damaged in Wind Storm) unplanned replacement and tree removalBank allowed me to keep my 20% down payment at closing, which would have been $15,000 due to total amount requested for repairs being $44,000.