We have a few furnaces to replace and AC's to install (possibly- see below).2) What does everyone estimate the value of central air to be in a upper-medium-end rental in Minneapolis?

Can someone just confirm that I'm thinking correctly on this matter that just came up please...I'm buying a duplex here in central Arkansas and there is a tenant already in place in one of the sides that has lived there since 2012. 

It's a nice up and coming centrally located neighborhood with high property values that can attract high end tenants who are willing to pay for the more high end housing.  

I have a property that I am looking to purchase, and I would like the community to tell me what they think.What: A fixer upper Duplex in Central California (buy and hold)Context: I attended a local REI meetup a few weeks ago, and was approached to purchase a property from a local Real Estate agent and Investor.

Hi Joe,I would be happy to visit with you and show you consistent 2% properties, 10% cap rate, 15-20% cash on cash return right in my backyard in south-central Wisconsin. 

That will still require a central boiler.

I live in the Central Ohio area and have a couple of B&H properties already.  

Anyone have experience with First Central Land Title in Dayton? 

Hey @Joshua Handlarsky, NYC is definitely expensive, but if you're a buy-and-hold investor the appreciation will most certainly be worth it.For less expensive options take a look upstate (Ossining or Albany), central CT, Western MA, and central PA.

@Tom Reid Investor portals/centralized document control = Update Capital (reasonably prices, looks nice), IMS (very expensive but great if you can afford it)Document control = Still trying to find the best tool for this one.