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Adam Sporinsky Question about Water/Sewer/Garbage costs in Chicago
5 February 2016 | 9 replies

What do other investors typically pay for Water/Sewer/Garbage service annually for a property in Chicago.  I am specifically looking at 3 and 4 unit buildings, and I don't know how to accurately estimate these costs. ...

Kavin Kuykendall Who pays water/sewer/garbage?
9 February 2019 | 7 replies

So I notice a lot of multifamily landlords I talk to seem to be paying for water/sewer/garbage. Is this normal? For example, a house is split into an upper and lower unit, each 2/1. The current landlord pays ~$190 a m...

James Syed HUD Fourplex
18 December 2013 | 4 replies

Hi BP,

I'm getting ready to submit an offer for a HUD fourplex. They are all large 1 bedroom units. One bedrooms in this area are going from $400 to $500. I am guessing that water and heating was paid by th...

Paul Bommarito Frozen Pipe Preventative Measures
4 February 2019 | 14 replies

As I am sure most people are aware, we just went through some of the coldest days in Chicago's history. Many people had pipes burst and as I walked out of Home Depot this morning, everyone had pipe insulation, new cop...

Heather M. Multi-family home; switching from propane to electric heat?
12 August 2021 | 3 replies

Looking to purchase a 6-unit multi-family home. Current owner pays for propane heat for the entire property amounting to an additional 9.6k annually. We, of course, would like to switch over to a system where each ten...

Rob K. Plumbing winterization question
25 September 2013 | 10 replies

I recently purchased a fixer upper that I will use as a vacation home. I won't be there in the winter and want to protect my water pipes. The plan is to remove the water meter each fall, blow out the pipes with an ...

Vijay T. Chicago Multi-family HVAC Retrofit
21 June 2022 | 8 replies

Hello,My apologies if this topic is covered elsewhere. If so, feel free to point me to it. We are about to acquire a 10+ unit multi-family residential building in Chicago built c. 1970, and are exploring options for u...

David Zheng Pipes Bursting all over the Place :( HALPP
31 October 2017 | 13 replies

So I have several older apartments and with the weather getting really cold, I've been getting some pipes bursting. None of the basements are well insulated and have no central heating. What do you guys to do keep the...

Joe Boggin three room boarding home all electric in my name
12 August 2015 | 2 replies

there is a house that went up for sale around the corner from where I work. I made an offer contingent on the appraisal and home inspection but the house is 15k.  The previous owner broke the house up into three rooms...

Andy O'Neal Water Heaters in 5+ Bedroom Homes
14 April 2018 | 17 replies

I'm in the market for a new electric water heater for a 5 bedroom home that sleeps up to 12. I'm willing to go down to 2 gpm for each of three shower heads. In the experience of the esteemed forum members here at BP, ...