You are posting from College Station so you know our winters in texas are fairly short ( less usage) but either way I would compare cost of the heat pumps to regular furnace before deciding.

I no longer own the Huntsville property, but that house hack was the first step toward what is now a portfolio of 26 units here in College Station, TX.100% house hack!!!

It puts us a little behind at the beginning of each new year but honestly, I think it brings everyone back refreshed and more efficient when they do come back and we also take that time off so it's nice to know that I'm not ignoring emails from them.I've heard good things from other investors that have used Rocket Station and Hire Train VA to find theirs but I can't speak to that experience personally.

Anything similar to a NYC subway station at 100 degrees or in the tornado zone makes me question the requestor.But this is a good question.

My community already has doggie stations with doggie bags, or I would supply those.

@Mike H.Property Taxes do hit hard here in College Station Texas, 2% per year or $450/month on that $270k house.

And if you are subscribed to a monitoring plan that includes cellular backup, your Base Station will still communicate with our cellular connection back-up."

Of course I'd choose a place closer to a train station in a larger city but, I'm not looking to make insane profits.

I actually spent some time stationed not too far from there, so I can definitely relate to Florida’s charm. 

I have heard developing an rv park one should budget $30k per space, which seems high to me but, all the 50 amp underground power, waste plumbing, possible lift stations, pads for rv's concrete use areas, pavement, landscaping, engineering, surveys, sitework etc, maybe?