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Market for rentals without Central AC in Baltimore?
Hi All, what are your thoughts on rentals in either City or County that have no Central AC? Targeting parts outside of the high crime areas.
Quite a few of the properties I come across have no central AC, so curious if you find that they rent fairly easily, or if installing central AC is a prudent thing to do to get better tenants?
I'm leaning towards the latter, just curious what others are seeing. Of course having central air would raise rents a bit.
Thanks!
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Not a deal breaker in Baltimore, but be sure to only look at houses without CAC when doing rental or ARV comps. Good luck!