Nothing was flashed or caulked....nothing...and the water getting in from the outside....and the condensation forming on the inside has been rotting out the cedar and growing mold in the wall.  

Often very dirty) for lingering cigarette after paint (Some odors may stick to the grime on coils until the condensate washes the coils. during ac season. ) Put vinegar and a lttle baking soda in all ptraps maybe.

IE condenser stolen.. hot water heater gone.. kids break in etc etc..

So I hose off my outdoor condensers' fins and spray for ants and have been changing filters for my tenants every few months.

I think in any climate you can have concerns with it being sealed up due to changing temperatures inside and out causing condensation, mold, etc.

As common with most homes in my area, the condenser unit sits outside in the back of the house but the furnace is also outside right next to it.

There was condensation on the windows in the whole house, you can smell mold in the basement, not so much upstairs(its been sitting like this for a week or so now).My first thought was: "not worth it, there are always less complicated deals".

It sounds something like this:“5k for kitchen upgrade, 2,500 for bathrooms, 1,500 for missing condenser, needs flooring that’s 2,500 and 2,500 for paint in the entire house, so around 15k rehab.†Lock up and then on to the next house.

Instead we waived any demands of costs to repair the 2 hail damaged condensers of the air conditioning units.

Future opportunities will be more skewed towards large metropolitan condensed populations, although there will still be some opportunity for those in more rural areas where coverage is needed.