Hot heat, steam, and 91% Isopropyl Alcohol will kill them.  

Then I scraped the older steam furnance... 150$... then a couple of chairs here and there for the patio... 50$, Limestone for decorating the outside 100$.

And no I'm not blowing off steam either I'm just concerned that other potential deals could slip through my fingers in the future and I have no idea how to prevent it from happening.

You ask me this while we're at the gym trying to blow off steam? 

Many others feel the same way and those can be fun threads.Other threads that pick up a lot of steam are threads that illicit a good old fashioned debate.

Are these forced air, hot water or steam?

You bet on steep potential appreciation until economy ran out of steam.

I am strongly leaning towards doing an electric heating system for the upstairs apartment. currently there's a gas boiler with the old cast iron radiator steam heat.  

While living there I $13k remodel of the bathroom (making it a luxury bathroom with enclosed steam shower and bathroom proof wood floors) which I very much enjoyed (and will miss) plus say $3,000 for other pre-move out expenses (painting, repairs, etc.).

San Antonio AirbnbYou guys did a nice job making an older house into a little bit upscale model home (like would be used to show for a new development).Somebody has some skill going on in that arena.I'm not an AirBnB expert but I don't see a wow factor.Such as a huge screen TV, a circle shaped bed, a heart shaped bed, a steam sauna, right next to the river walk, etc...Nothing to really set it apart (other than it's great model home looks).Is it haunted, was it haunted, did Wyatt Earp sleep there, etc....(???)