I am looking for references for a flooring or other contractor who can replace some wood flooring and subflooring. 100-year old wood floors rotted out because an AC guy didn't glue some of the condensation pipe fittings leaving the house 🤦‍♂️.

There were numerous issues noticed by the inspector that the seller clearly should have known about (broken appliances, large holes in the drywall, turned off toilet that is located over a pre-existing leak, approximately 10 windows that clearly have broken seals/condensation that will need to be replaced, issues with doors and fireplace not working).

That unit deteriorated rapidly developed a cracked condenser not worth fixing.

Anyone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the furnace works along the condenser unit regardless if it's in heat or cold setting- if I am correct then it may have to be a priority for the sake of the tenant.

The water may be from a clogged condensate drain/evaporation system, or, water/icemaker line, especially if it is a plastic hose vs. soft copper.

What I find to usually be the biggest difference is the company that’s willing to vacuum out the system and only replace the compressor/condenser half and install r410a freon.

Property required modest cosmetic updates (fresh paint, vinyl plank flooring), new electric stove, gas line repair, and HVAC condenser replaced.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

So if a GC is involved at all, that means the job is large enough that the Subs would not pull permits or be involved in the inspection process....Replacing a Water Heater or AC Condenser would be different...no GC involved or needed, so the Sub would be responsible for the permit and inspections.

Yes, pee is so corrosive that it destroyed the condenser coil.

If it is under-vented you can get condensation and mold on the under-deck and rafters.