Heating costs go up in winter, as does electric due to the reduced natural light and people being indoors more.

You can either do what everyone here tells you.. target anyone and everyone blindly, without logic, common sense, strategy or intelligence and keep pestering thousands of people for just one deal... or be like an engineer, scientist.. or a smart person in general...Isolate the right audience, and then approach that RIGHT audience with the RIGHT message.Logic no?

@Nikki Taylor,Can you offer to take some $$ off her electric bill, that way it's tax deductible for you?     

Here is the wholesaler's project analysis packet and additional notes below: file:///Users/mattkulpinski/Desktop/Project%20Analysis%20Packet%20-%201018%20Steves%20Ave.pdfSQ FT: 22123/2 upstairs 4/2 downstairs2 electric metersLot size: .17Off market duplex in fair north!

Id love to network, make connections, and even possibly form a JV partnership with experienced fix and flip investors and get my feet wet in the RE industry. i  have 35 years of home repair and remodeling experience ( plumbing, electrical, drywall, siding, kitchen remodel etc.) and i’m offering my skills and services to investors who are looking for a reliable, experienced, and honest partner.

.- Electric heat.

Labor and material prices here are considerably cheaper than a lot of places, but I'm also lucky to have found a couple of good reliable "handymen" (a retired HVAC business owner, a carpenter who has extensive electrical experience, and a couple of not-so-bright guys who are surprisingly good at roofing but nothing else).

I've received an offer that I must decide on by Friday for an engineering job.

Function water systems, electrical, stairs, etc.

Greetings, I found a half an acre of lake front property with electric & septic.