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Account Closed has started 25 posts and replied 118 times.

@Lauren Lockett Hey Thanks! Yes i will check that out. I believe you get access to more items as a pro? So i would be able to check out all Webinars from the past?

Post: Replace entire A/C unit or only A-Coil.

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  • Baltimore, MD
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@Carolina E. Ok Yes to change the Whole system would Cost around that price. That's Actually not a bad deal at all. Just depends on which type of system you are getting. A Bryant System and Trane System Would be on the higher end. But its Great Quality. If Your finances allows you to replace the system completely then go for it. I just recharged a unit with Freon R-22 for a 1989 Trane System. It Works Great. Hasn't been recharged since 2004 after having a small leak. Cost me $75 for 2 pounds. I received a major deal. Normal price is $100 per Pound. 

Post: Replace entire A/C unit or only A-Coil.

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  • Baltimore, MD
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Yes Refrigerant R-22 is going away. Some units still use it due to the age of the unit. Its more expensive being as though they are doing away with it. And switching over to R-410A R422D, RS-44. There are a few, but for the most part. Changing the whole unit would be better Long term. But fixing it and for $2800 is on the high side. Most AC Techs would charge between $200-$250 to recover the Freon, and charge their labor fee also. I would say the job should range from $1200 Low side to $2000. Cheaper if your unit is under warranty also. 

Is there a way I can watch the replay of this webinar being as though I will miss this one? I don't want to miss out on the awesome information I know @Brandon Turner will deliver. 

Post: FHA Loan Or Conventional Bank Loan?

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@Charles Brumfiel That's a good amount of savings. Good Credit with a 3% conventional loan sounds like a better rode to travel. Thanks Man appreciate it

Post: Im new to REI, new to biggerpockets, new to everything, looking for mentors, eager to learn.

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Welcome to Bigger pockets. You have joined the best website known to man when it comes to Real Estate investing. Soak up the knowledge. 

Key To Success: Stay Active on Bigger-pockets. Place is Full with People who are Willing to help you.

Post: FHA Loan Or Conventional Bank Loan?

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@Charles Brumfiel Thanks For that info. Do you know by chance what was the difference in your down payments from the FHA and your Conventional Loan?

Post: FHA Loan Or Conventional Bank Loan?

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@Brie Schmidt Ok Awesome. i didn't know that. Sounds like i should get my credit score to that correct level. %5 conventional sounds like a great option. Thanks again Brie. You have been a great help. Especially with that Chart For an Example. 

Post: FHA Loan Or Conventional Bank Loan?

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  • Baltimore, MD
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@Brie Schmidt Great info and great chart. That has helped me out. Thanks for that chart. Didn't know I could do a 5% down on a conventional loan. Is that based on your Credit? 

Post: FHA Loan Or Conventional Bank Loan?

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Originally posted by @Ryan Dossey:

PMI is mortgage insurance. So if you can't pay your loan your note holder isn't screwed over.

 Hey Ryan Thanks For that insight.