I am buying a 3 family property for rentals but the heating system is oil with only one boiler supplying the heat and hot water to each unit. Can someone please advise if there is a way to have each tenant be responsi...

I have a property that has no central ac or heat. How do you legally provide heat if its not possiable to install a a system? 

Question: does anyone know if there are Fannie/Freddie, FHA or VA rules that require a forced air system to be ducted to all parts of the house? Or is there a standard that allows non-ducted registers for 2nd floor ar...

Looking into a 16 units property to purchase. It is in a B- location. The rent is 590/month average (60/month below market rent). The property was built in 1969. The property have window AC units and Radiant ceiling h...

I have a rental property in PA that has oil heat. The tenants pay it but it's costing them a fortune. They are also paying $1k/mo and their own electricity/cable. Should I convert before new tenants move in or just co...

Asking for a coworker. When does the landlord have to turn on the heat to the building? It's been high 40s, low 50s in the am here but warms up in the afternoon. 3 requests to landlord have gotten the answer of end of...

I have a tenant that is 6 months into a 1 year lease and has joined the military. They will be leaving for basic training that will last up to 10 weeks and would like to keep the apartment. How would you best handle ...

Hi All,I’ll be closing soon on a 2-unit property. The two units are separated. Second unit is two floors. Living room of the second unit is an extension of the detached garage and the bedroom for that unit is on top o...

Hi All, hope someone has advice.We have a 3 unit, concrete block property in FL. Program we rent through (similar to sec 8) said all units have to have heaters.To give you an idea of how important heaters are, I ran m...

Hi BP!I acquired an absolutely beautiful 2 family in Brighton back in February, but I have a bit of a problem...The house has exclusively electric heat.  There is zero gas or oil running to the building and each unit ...