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Kevin R. Is it a terrible idea to NOT split gas?
14 March 2016 | 14 replies

In my neck of the woods, multifamily landlords generally pay for water and pass on electric and gas to their tenants. The triplex I have under contract technically has separate gas and electric meters for each unit, b...

Frank Mwaisaka When do I tell tenant they dont control the thermostat
18 October 2020 | 34 replies

I am a new landlord with one up and down duplex. The building has separate electric meters, one gas and water meters. For that reason I am responsible for water and gas bills and tenants pay their own electric. Becaus...

Kristin Caras Preventing Pipe Freeze
19 November 2019 | 26 replies

I have a property that has 3/4 units heat turned on. Unfortunately, a tenant left and didn’t pay his electric bill. The soonest the electric company can come out and turn on heat to the unit is 8 days from today. The ...

Sunny Burns Thermostat Limited to 73, Tenant Complaining Too Cold!
2 April 2016 | 10 replies

We have a nest thermostat,which is awesome because you can limit it to whatever temperature you want. Currently I have it locked so it can go no higher than 73 degrees. In my own home I do not ever set it higher than ...

Daniel Fisher Insulation in basement ceiling
4 May 2013 | 6 replies

I am doing a rehab to flip on a house that has insulation in the basement ceiling. Some of it is missing and what is there is upside down. As in: the paper is turned down rather than towards the heated area.

Would yo...

Rachel Feng Modifying basement in Medford to claim it as square footage?
24 March 2021 | 4 replies

Hi! I am thinking about doing some work in the basement in order to create extra sqft from basement. Right now the room is finished and it appears that the room has enough height. There is one exit (door) going out to...

Jonathan Leake How to Handle Water Damage Caused by Tenant?
29 November 2021 | 2 replies

Details:2nd floor tenant steam boiler was not heating his apartment, so instead of calling us to fix it, he turned a water valve that proceeded to send a massive amount of water into the radiator system, sending water...

Ron Brady Insurance Adjuster Challenge
27 August 2019 | 5 replies

Appreciate BP assistance on a problem. New investor/first property. House was REO and winterized. We had plumber come out to turn on furnace for first time. He shared that the flame was orange, indicating furnace not ...

Ryan Daniel Palmer One multi unit in Chicago and looking to connect!
15 December 2021 | 9 replies

I'm somewhat new to Bigger Pockets and would love to connect with like-minded landlords and real estate investors to share knowledge. Specifically,
Ways I can leverage my current property to purchase moreBest ways to...

Amy VE Clawfoot Tub & Bathroom Advice
26 March 2018 | 5 replies

We own an old (built in 1900) home near a university that is split into three units that historically have been student rentals. We are in the process of starting updates on one of the units. It’s a 2 bed 1 bath. The ...