You may be able to find a condensed version at www.Landlordology.comPlease don't skip this step.

To make it look even more like they are trying to pull the wool over my eyes, he said the quote of $250 per unit means $250 for air handler and $250 for the condenser. 

Follow your gut.This is a very condensed version of how you can SUCESSFULLY invest out of state. 

They also stole the AC condenser unit outside.

In Oklahoma---,  a new furnace, A-Coil, installed, old removed, new copper lines from condenser to coil.  

@Johann JellsThe trap on the floor drain is {theoretically} water filled ... the condensate/drainage line from the HRV sees to that.  

Outside condensing units and the southeast Texas heat don't mix well.Umm, wood fascia board is dumb.  

Depending on the age of the one you purchased air conditioner condensers refrigerators and tuckpointing seem to be the biggest expenses

And, if they want a window A/C they must call me to have it installed otherwise they won't put the right pitch on it and the condensation runs back in the house and damages the flooring.My nicer rentals get central A/C since it's typically already there when I bought the place.

Is the HVAC just been serviced but 20 years old.. is there a new condenser...