Its a central heating and air system that disperses hot or cold water to each unit through a network of pipes.

Forced air are a lot cheaper than hot water or steam boilers but conversely they don't last as long.

You should connect with my buddy @Doug Spence who is active duty Air Force out in San Diego

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

To have air flow with no dead air.

Hello, 

does anybody know where to get reliable data on whether short term rentals are allowed according to the zoning map of East Orange, NJ?

thanks 

Similar to undisturbed asbestos: if it isn't being broken up and entering the air supply, it will not do you any harm.But, per your comment and aligning with my message: you really need to know about building conditions, warning signs, building codes, tenant/landlord laws, etc.  

Anythings on the table for me, Air bnb, Buy n Hold, Small Multi, Student housing etc.

Same with an aging AC, if it works and blows appropriately cold air, it's not a defect.

Hello,I have a question for some experienced investors.I recently purchased a property that was illegally made into a duplex with zoned central air and gas, and would fit all categories if stairs were rebuilt from top deck.