Still running the numbers, but the plan is to BRRRR but flip would be the backup exit strategy.Does anyone have experience installing HVAC in old houses that do not have central air?

They continued to ask what I could hire someone for to paint, install a vanity, install lights and so on.

Like your exact location on where you are installing them.

The property had window AC's and a gas fireplace upon purchasing so we immediately had central heating and AC installed.

We needed a new well pump installed on our shared well in 2022 which was ~$11k for our half.

Hello Brendan,I use a Yale smart lock on the front door and then install kwikset deadbolts and passage knobs on any other exterior doors on the property.

He came back with 3K in repairs that will be needed...yet when I asked him if they need to be done now (jetting, install a junction box, etc.) he said well no, not now, but at some point maybe. 

You could just stick with the lease and someone else may take you on as a tenant but if the town is asking for sprinkler installation that may be disruptive to you so it might be better to move but how quickly are you going to find a new place?  

Tough linoleum in the kitchen but the appliances had yet to be installed.

For example, let's say I am filing for 2023: 2022 -2023: Installment 1: $5,200 Paid Nov 2022Installment 2: $5,200 Paid April 20232023-2024Installment 1: $5,500 Paid Nov 2023Installment 2: $5,500 Paid April 2024Are you guys using $5200 + $5500 or $5500 + $5500?