I DID NOT install central air. 

So I'm accounting for around 3-4k a year in my forecasts for reserves for CAP ex relating to  waterheaters, centeral air, siding, roofing etc.

Brokers make choices and personally, I choose not to act as dual agent, ever.  

Is anyone doing Air BNB in or around Indianapolis IN?

It's near Rickenbacker air force, and has some major companies in the region with massive plants; Coke, Schottenstein's, a few others I'm forgetting. 

I am confident (will verify with PECO of course) that the property has a street-side gas main so there would not need to be costs associated with extending a main.The property has central air, oil heat and oil hot water. 

Getting the license makes a lot of sense now.I will tell you that there has been a number of occasions where disclosures were not given to me, especially the Agency Disclosures.In fact, one Broker was representing both the Seller and myself just recently and I never received the Dual Agency Disclosure.Another problem I see is in the case of a building that I bought over 6 years ago which is past the Statue of Limitation for Real Estate lawsuits, the legal use of the property was mis-represented by ALL parties, including the Agent, the Broker, the Appraiser and the Attorneys.

In dual agency, you must represent both sides fairly.

I recently commissioned into the Air Force and am considering the USAA Career Starter loan for a future down payment or rehab on a duplex.. with a variety of ways to go about it.

Because Saturday and Sunday only amounted to two days, and you would have no business-related activities on these days, the fact that you had to stay until/through Monday to finish the seminar, still means that majority of the time there was spent on deductible activities - thus whole trip, including air and hotel is deductible.