That said, the big issue you'll run into with conventional loans on an investment property is that the lender will require an inspection, and if the property isn't move-in-ready, your loan will likely be denied.Even minor issues like a non-working water heater or a missing AC condenser can mean the deal won't get funded.

What we saw stopped us in our tracks: the AC condenser was missing! 

Due to that fact we condensed our guest list again (annoyed parents) and picked a smaller venue.

We’re in FL and when it’s super hot outside- but cold inside with the AC, condensation builds up in the battery pack and shorts it out.

M.I.P is willing to replace HVAC’s, roofs, windows, etc. when needed, but they will minimize the renovations based on the age of major items, etc.This house needed a new HVAC/condenser, but the roof and floors were in average condition.This house was set to be empty June 30, and close August 45 days later, this did not happen as planned.Timeline of events: Property Tour May 17-19Deposit on May 18, 3K for $95K purchaseMay 21 Purchase Agreement signed electronicallyJune 30, the house will be vacant (renovations start)Was notified in early July tenant would not leaveJuly 17 house syndicated on Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia etc.

You’ll get one of his coaches wink wink.So condensed here is what you get……Dream for sale 27K if you can’t afford the 27K all at once then we will take 13K With a 60 K deduction of future make-believe land dreams. 

It's worth unplugging it, removing dirt and fuzz from the grill and motor area, tapping the condenser, making sure food/containers aren't blocking the fans in back or any vents. 

The A/C condensers are stored under the back deck, disconnected. 

Was looking for real estate around 33610, and  I found this gem in listing. I guess maybe i should look else where. Price is all out of wack

IE condenser getting stolen..