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Daniel Shchyokin
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Not sure what to do with HVAC on a HUD home

Daniel Shchyokin
  • Investor
  • Greensboro, NC
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This is a property I am considering purchasing. It is a HUD property and the power is currently off. HUD lists the AC as damaged. I need someone (maybe with a generator) to test the AC for me, and give me an estimate on what it would cost to repair. Is it realistic to ask an HVAC contractor for this?

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Derek DeVerna
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Derek DeVerna
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Toledo, OH
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@Daniel Shchyokin If HUD is listing the AC unit as damaged I would plan on replacing the unit. In order to get an estimate for this I would determine the size of the AC unit, snap some pictures, and call a licensed HVAC Technician in your market. Ask him or her to give you an estimate over the phone.

I do not enjoy wasting my contractors' time. Great contractors are typically busy people and a knowledgeable HVAC Tech can absolutely give you an estimate over the phone. They will likely need some details pertaining to the unit and a few pictures. They will also appreciate your taking their time into consideration. 

Best of luck to you, 

Derek 

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