We recently purchased a three-unit rental property. We want to do some renovation work immediately, and plan to conduct more extensive renovations on the property over the coming years. Currently, the water heater an...

Hello everyone!  I am new to real estate investing and to BiggerPockets.  I am a freelance producer and also own a production company.  I mainly work on commercials, but have done everything from music videos to tv to...

I am in the process of deciding whether a potential flip in southwest Connecticut would be likely to be a good return on investment and one of the major hindrances I foresee is the heating system.Right now, the heatin...

New 4-family property.At Arch Buyers, my business partner and I just bought a 4-family property in St. Louis County. The two upstairs units have brand new duct-work. There are furnaces in the attic to provide forced a...

Hi everybody! I have an issue that I need help figuring out how to address. I have an apartment that’s attached to my house and I’m renting it out to two tenants (a brother and sister). They’re pretty good tenants ove...

Hi BP!I have a hot water gas boiler heating system that causes me problems every winter.  About once a month I get a phone call that the heat isn't working correctly, not reaching the desired temperature.  My solution...

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I’m a investor with a few units ( multifamily mostly) in Connecticut. My rentals are in the new haven county and I’m wondering what kind of upgrades you guys are utilizing to increase rent or to maintain a g...

We are looking at a 30-unit built in the 1960's, and the current building is set up with two oil boilers, one for the hot water, and one for radiator heat. The current landlord is paying over 50K per year for #2 heati...

Signed on the dotted line for a Brick 2 Flat w/ a 2/3rd finished basement in North Chicago @ $375-400k (FHA).Property has been family owned and looks well taken care of.- 2nd Story: 2/1 - Nicest finishes, only missing...

When looking at the opportunity to increase NOI through decreasing expenses the ability to bill back water/ utilities to the tenants clearly looks like a winning proposition. In many of the C+/B- areas I am looking fo...