What is the current DFW real estate market condition?Someone told me my comment on another thread, should be posted independently, so here you go. MY OPINION?-> I have heard people say every December "the market is...

pays all the utilities, heat, hot water and electric for the 3rd floor one BR apt.  House closes on OCt 30, so I can't get in there again.  Owner pays heat and electric for first and 2nd floor apt (she occupies now, w...

I am in the process of buying a double brick triplex built in early 1900's (southern Virginia/historic district), 1650 square feet 2 bed/1 bath units stacked on top of each other. The whole house is heated by a boiler...

Hello Good People of BP!
I recently purchased a large two family home in New Britain CT. It is a rather large house (3700+ SF) that appears to have been originally built for a wealthy family in the early 1920s. It wa...

I have a question as a new three family house owner.   Previously, water heater issues arose so rarely in a single family house, but now it will come up more often so I need to learn.Is it best for me to buy the water...

I have been contemplating this myself for a while. Every time when I have a midnight emergency, its about leaky water heater that is about 6+ years old. Do you wait to replace water heater till it fail or you have a s...

Ok so I've been doing some research and finally found a property, a short sale for just over half of the assessed value. My question is what are people doing with duplexes that only have one HVAC and one hot water uni...

Has anyone added a hot tub to their STR to improve occupancy during the winter and/or increase nightly rates?
I'm considering a hot tub/plunge pool combo.  If I raise my nightly rate $25, it would pay for itself in ~...

Hey everyone. I own a 3 family in the Bronx which is also my primary residence. I'd like to start thinking about moving out and renting out my apartment. Each apartment has their own gas and electric meters, and all s...

I’m looking for a pump (for forced hot water heating system) that would not let return water flow whenever thermostat is set to “low”. Presently the way the system is designed in the condo building (6...