If you are thinking about energy saving upgrades like new windows or upgrades to heating or cooling you can save a lot of money by working with their programs.- Think about the wiring.

Built in 1950, it has a new roof, new heating and air, all new electric and other than that the rest of it looks original and beat up.

Small cottage, 598 sqft, getting it for $63,500 (was listed at $72,500) with seller replacing the whole A/C system (compressor, condenser, air handler, furnace, heat pump) and him paying all my closing cost.

Wouldn't you want one central air & heating for the house? 

There're thermostats in every unit when the heat is being paid for by the owner, it could be regulated better.

And yet, I know the furnace is going to need replacing in the next 5 years ... pretty much do a happy dance every year when we fire up the heat to test it.

however the house does not have central heat and air, nor does it sewage. should I run on this deal and my first investment?

however the house does not have central heat and air, nor does it sewage. should I run on this deal and my first investment?

I am working on three properties right now that are in the 1940-60’s era and they pose their own challenges: electrical heat, cinder block foundations, etc.

I have yet to scrape heat off the windshield or shovel it.......lol