This could easily have been condensed to one or two sentences -- you split the cost, the work and the profit.  

If you took the whole Rich Dad series, and condensed it down to non-repetitive chapters and real information, the whole series might make one book.

Heat pump or condenser? 

Every single example so far highlighted in this thread is a scenario that vanilla Fannie/Freddie will go for in spite of how restrictive lending is in 2017, but you can't condense thousands of pages of guidelines into a flowchart, so you see the results we are seeing here: perfectly conforming, legal, acceptable, things, where the cubicle dweller with a flowchart can't understand it because it's not on their flowchart, so they just throw their hands up, call it mortgage fraud, and refuse to do anything else. 

Curt Mentions vandalism.. this is huge in these markets just look at any market were they have central air and if the condenser units are caged then you know vandalism in theft is alive and well. 

Spend the extra cash for a condensing boiler (can be as low as $500 more).

This is the only property I own.I had only one improvement, an AC unit condenser, which I have added to the basis of the property.

The ventilation keeps condensation from forming and creating or contributing to mold.

I had a two ton, 14 SEER replacement condenser and air handler (all electric) installed in a similar size unit for about $4,700 in 2015.

If you buy an empty condenser, you then have to add refrig.