Where I'm located the housing stock is predominantly quads and smaller... and its almost all converted SFH that are 100+ years old to boot (translated = rotted sewer lines, knob & tube electric, lead paint, asbestos siding & pipe wrap)... all the things that say OPPORTUNITY... and I've been missing it for over a year!

Here heartsick sighs and groanings and shrill criesRe-echoed through the air devoid of stars,So that, but started, I broke down in tears.Babbling tongues, terrible palaver,Words of grief, inflections of deep anger,Strident and muffled speech, and clapping hands, All made a tumult that whipped round and roundForever in that colorless and timeless air,Like clouds of sand caught up in a whirlwind.

Water could be heard moving through the heating pipes as well, which is symptomatic of air in the system and a possible failure of devices on the boiler meant to purge air, 2.

What I equate completely renovated to is they replaced all plumbing, electrical, heating and air, water heater, new roof, new siding,etc.

Air might have lower fees to the end user but I just don't get many bookings from them unfortunately.

Sounds Army/Air Force if I’m correct.Well done on your VA strategy.

One major component is how we rank our basic needs (after air, food, water, shelter, etc). 

We drove by the place yesterday, looks like central air might be an issue.

I would love it if the metal scrappers would stop buying small amounts of copper.. that right there causes a lot of harm to landlordssome of these ya hoos  will snip a 8 inch section of copper tubing .. there by ruining your system to get 1 dollars worth of copper.. and cost us 1500 to 2k..  

I normally never plan for best case scenarios and always air on the side of conservatism.