I used to live in the beautiful city while I attended UMD for Civil Engineering and can't wait to get back.

I have a new flip coming up and for the sake of keeping things simple, keeping costs down and better interior aesthetics I'd like to go with a central air and heat system INSTEAD of a hydronic baseboard system and a central air unit.The question I have is, do buyers care about forced air heat?

I'm a mom of a beautiful 19 month old boy.

I'd repay the loan I took from my LLC and then move on to the next property.The beauty of this is it won't be a hit on my credit so my DTI won't be impacted at all and I can give myself a better interest rate than a HML would.Would a bank or lender have an issue with the source of funds used to acquire the property when I go to refinance?

The property you describe sounds beautiful and certain is a trophy home. 

And the beauty is the location is less of an issue for these types of properties so you can do some "dumpster diving" as I call it. 

Thank you to the BP podcast and all of you beautiful people for your positivity and shared experiences.Numbers -Purchase Price: 123KMortgage Payment all-in: $870Roommate: $300Tenant A Rent: $650Income = $80 (while living for free!)

My husband and I got married at Castle Farms :) That's a beautiful area, we're hoping to buy a property there some day - hopefully when the market comes down a bit though!

But I’m looking for some specifics......I agree though, if they don’t take pride in the aesthetics of the property then that’s a major red flag!

@Landon RasmussenPaint it, switch out all the lights for daylight LED, clean it like a laboratory inside, mostly denude the landscaping outside no matter how lush and beautiful you think it is.