Here in San Antonio market I have come across several duplexes without a heating source. Is it illegal not to provide a heating source for tenant?

Hey Guys N Gals! I have a fourplex (2 one beds, 2 two beds, w/separate gas/electric meters) in Northside Cincinnati, OH. I am rehabbing them to be higher end. What is a cost effective way to provide heating and coolin...

Here's the numbers let me know what you think.

Old house that has been split into three 1 bed apartments. Low income but not warzone.
Asking price: $24,900
Fully rented at $1200/month (3 x $400)
Taxes are $575/ye...

Looking for some advice regarding my extremely high  heating bills. I own a 14 unit apartment building located in Commerce Michigan. I currently pay the gas and water for my tenants while they pay for their own elect...

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...

Hello everyone, My building has only 1 boiler for all units, therefore I am the one paying for heat. In my lease, I said I would provide heat up to 65 degrees, and any temperature higher will be responsability of the ...

Thought this would be an appropriate question considering half this country is going to be under a deep freeze.Do you leave the central heat on low or do you let some faucets drip water to prevent frozen plumbing?  I ...

Hey everyone! I have two really grungy (though fully functional) baseboard heat-only thermostats, circa 1980. Similar to my previous question on Wi-Fi locks, what are people's experiences with modern thermostats? I've...

How did this weather affect your properties? Or why does anyone like winter?Besides all the snow that we are getting this year (here in Philly we had 5 snow storms and super low temperatures, 25-year low). I got my fi...