Yes my friend you "provided" the AC unit ....at least that's what the tenant will rightfully say.....and when it needs continous repairs.....somehow the tenant will seem to think you are responsible.And let's remember if the tenant hurts them selves while installing the unit, .....that you provided.....on your property.....or.......somehow they cause an electrical short......you know who will be held responsible.She of course may tell you verbally she only wants to fix the unit and not use it....but if she won't use it, why is she fixing it up?   

I was thinking of trying to buy the entity the property is held in instead of the property so the property wouldn't be listed as transferring ownership. 

It's more expensive than the base model home depot brand, but i've used it in a bunch of units and it has held up pretty great. 

Being that they held on the same day, I pursued Tulsa and had a very successful outcome.

.- Any depreciation taken on the investment in the OZ is permanently saved and NOT recaptured if held for 10+ years.

You'll be put in the middle and held responsible for any valuables a tenant claims have gone missing after entry. 

Maryland is typically $1,000 EMD (if you have proof of funds or prequalification) at contract execution being held by either Agent or Title Company for conventional sales.

I am not sure if there are any Hill Country REI meetups out your way, but there are several meetups held in San Antonio, Austin, and in between. 

Looks great and it has held up surprisingly well. 

It is being held in DFW, Hurst Convention Center.