I'm looking at a potential purchase of a townhouse with a geothermal heat pump system that is about 17 years old. I am trying to figured out what sort of costs this might incur down the line, especially since it is an...

Hi Bigger Pockets Family,I am new to bigger pockets and about to make an offer on my first deal. It is a 4 bedroom colonial with an asking price of 199,000, based on the comps in the area, I can potentially sell it fo...

I have a 3 story 3 fam with separate utilities and the 2nd floor boiler need replacement in the near future.. Its stamped 1981, and there are burn marks on the outside of it.. The tenants are seeing high gas bills...

We are remodeling our house in Portland Oregon and are at a point where we need to choose between a heat pump or gas furnace. During winters we have noticed we are always comfortable at 72degrees and I’m wondering if ...

I have always read that you should never take over a rental property where the landlord/owner pays the heat & hotwater. What has the experience on the board been?? Has anyone ever taken over a small multi-family...

I'm in the process of remodeling my home. I've been giving thought to what type of heating to use. I will be doing some extensive work and not much of the old will remain.

I have several alternatives that I'm looki...

I've got a 3100 foot SFH rental with two different Heat Pump AC units, I think a 3 and 4 ton units. One of the units is about 15 years old and now needs a 1200 repair. The other unit is working but it's 25 years old a...

Since I'm a complete n00b here and can't offer much in the ways of investment knowledge, I'd like to just offer up my experience and research on slate roofing and steam heating. I'm as close to an expert on both as I ...

Dear Friends,  I just purchased a row house in Baltimore city. I am wondering if someone would recommend me a good contractor/company does the oil heating system maintenance/tune-up.Many thanks,Ken 

Looking at my first flip and some of the properties I am looking at have "gravity heat" systems. Honestly, I had never heard of this!  But google says, probably ought to replace.    Should I just steer clear of these ...