Go buy a condensate pump at home depot .

The condenser unit is separately placed outside.

The heat exchangers fail most frequently on the propane boilers due to the high acidity, low temperatures the propane condensing units run at, my friend who owns a 3rd Generation heating/plumbing company doubts those units will ever come close to outlasting a traditional 3 pass boiler.Agree the pros of having a propane boiler/furnace-fuel is cleaner, services tend to be cheaper, tanks can be bought or fuel company can supply tank, work great if you also have a tankless hot water heater with same fuel source.Efficiency of Maine does offer rebates as well for the high efficiency units, they don't mention this but, if you insulate all baseboard piping that is exposed in the basement, take photos and have a high efficiency oil boiler they will qualify as the same rebate as the propane unit.

The current standard closing timeline is too short to also get a HELOC approved in time, and the mortgage lender will usually need to see those funds available to underwrite your next mortgage (though I'm not a lending expert, and it's possible if you used the same lender for both products, this might condense a bit more).In terms of strategy, we got the HELOC for as much as the lender would possibly give us, but only took out what we needed for the specific property when we found it.

They are much affordable and people use condensate H2O for watering plants.

i thought this was for tax prep.. in the past ive just used a tax accountant.In regards to the LLC, this is one of the reasons i am wanting to sell all my properties and condense down to my local area/state, because when i purchased my houses while in the military, i bought them with my VA entitlement.

I will probably hire out for that work as I have minimal exp with siding and none with stucco but can learn.The AC handler was replaced last year and the condensing unit motor as well.

Once a month, change the filters as well as run vinegar down the condensate line.

Go over and clean the condensate line , takes about 5 minutes 

Mold/mildew growing on a window is likely from condensation or a rainwater leak.