I wanted to just ask if there were any rental owners out there that are using the Air BnB method in the properties they own?

It's quirky I know but the house boats in Garrison Bight and spread around the area were really what attracted me as air bnb (which didn't exist at the time) places.  

Basically, it will suck the air in as it starts to float upwards. 

Bullhead City is a river/casino area, so there are some great opportunities for "seasonal" rentals as well, or the latest craze, Air BnB.

Unless you are able to open up the closet space where the water heater currently is (assuming it is indoors) and use it for more living or storage space creating value of usable interior space, then I don't see why you would want to spend more money on tankless as opposed to the less expensive tank heater.

The air conditioning I had checked out by an HVAC company that fixed the obvious problems, as it was a cheap system that wasn't installed properly.One and a half handy people is not as fast as the professionals, so I missed the main window of opportunity for the target renter, students.

You can also contact air bnb.

Clay Nepsted of Clay's heating and Air is a personal friend of mine.

My names Chris and I'm an air force pilot by trade.

And if you want to take house-hacking even further, you could take on a roommate or air bnb a room in your side of the duplex.