Without going into the giant back story, my wife and I own a townhome in the Chicagoland area and we rent it out to a family who has been there for several years. As with any cold weather climate, there are items that...

https://www.toledoblade.com/opinion/editorials/2023/12/12/ed...
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It's nice to see Toledo made the national scene...Realtor.com Forecast of 2024 Top Housing Markets - Toledo #1
Well, ...

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Has any one tried using an electric tankless water heater for heating ????I have 1bd 600sqf unit the heat calculation calls for 25k btu, NO boiler is made below 50k, I have radiant pex in floor heating, so my temp can...

Does New Hampshire have a standard sales/purchase contract that doesn't require a Realtor? I've only been able to find one that can only be used by a Realtor.Is the process the same as in Texas: get pre-approved by a ...

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Hi everyone, I am looking for electrical advice. I am on the HOA board for a resort in Mexico that was built in 2000. There is a small electrical service in each condo, that I would guess has less than 100 Amps.  Wi...

I received the standard tenant at will lease agreement from my real estate agent.  There's this part that I don't understand."The LANDLORD shall pay all charges for water and shall reasonably supply hot water and heat...

There is a 6 unit multi-family building in Chicago’s Douglas Park (subpar) neighborhood that advertises a “14%” cap rate as a “guaranteed subsidy.” Aka section 8. It’s also on the MLS. The building is $380k. Fully occ...