It was a beautiful February winter day at the beach with clear skies and 63 degree temp.

I know it not the most Ethical thing to do but I go by home depot or lower and get three electrical heaters take them out of the box my self real neat and put them in and plug them up for temp problem call to get the heat fix, some time may end up being on Tuesday if it a part not in stock after they finish I place it back nice and neat in the box as I got it and take it back to Lowes or home depo.

@Levi F.Welcome from PA.With the cold winter this year of sub zero temps, electric base board in older uninsulated houses can be very expensive for the tenants.

I just love plowing snow and sub freezing temps - I'm crazy, I know, but it's beautiful here.

It needs tuck-pointed and painted before I can try and sell it, but we're in the middle of winter and getting hit with freezing temps week after week.

I am unhappy with my energy bill and that even thought I overworked my heating unit that my house is still below temp.

Won't even go into the water quality, how clean the natural gas is, temp settings or voltage surges.I don't know how many members here manage or oversee more than 1,200 units, but preventive maintenance is necessary to reduce costs, especially with collateral damage from an element failing.

So here is the summary of eventsWe listed the property at 104.7k and got 2 offers within the first 2 weeks on the market, remember that up here in IN we have been having a brutal winter, multiple feet of snow and below zero temps.

Or, best option is to hire your guys through a temp service.

You can probably wholesale a sub2 deal with little or no equity to a rehab/retail investor who can't qualify for a conventional loan and can't find an HML.If the mortgage has a good low interest rate than that might temp an investor to take over.But wholesaling a sub2 deal seems a lot risker IMHO than wholesaling a non sub.