It actually looks very useful, as they have nicely-put together PDFs of a lot of info about a city - similar to the CAFR, but more condensed and easier to read.6. 

Bigger property means bigger roofs, 4 furnaces and condensing units, 4 fridges, stoves, dishwashers etc.  

When the locks were changed, my guy tells me the AC Condenser was stolen. 

the quote i got was for a 2 ton Aire Flo (which appears to be low end) replacement condenser, 2 ton Aire Flo cased coil, Nitrogen purge on line set and remove old and dispose of for $2,500.  

Connect with some local flippers/landlords in the DFW area, somebody will have a good guy they can send your way.Maybe some part of the condensers can be saved or repaired?  

I'll get right to the point; here are the numbers (calculated without P&I):Purchase Price-           $5,000,000Monthly Income-        $49,800Monthly Expenses-     $21,800 Monthly Cashflow-      $28,000Annual NOI-        $336,312*This is just an extremely condensed format of a 4 page income statement.

The areas that are on the news on a daily basis are very condensed and are not a good representation of the Chicago area overall. 

The HVAC on my rental property in Houston froze.The condenser is from 2003 and the evaporator 2001.

Because it's so condensed, NYC gives you a rare opportunity to cover a lot of ground in less time - knocking 100 doors a day should put you in a different point in a month from now. 

Condense your call time to a single block rather than spreading them out across the day.