Nice brick 3/1 house, central heat and air, walk to the park.

I figure for that price I can almost put in a new forced air furnace system.

I'm former Air Force (although not retired) and wealways welcome our Servicemen to our industry.Sounds like you're going about it the right way.

If you cause damage with the tunnel you have violated my right of subjacent support.Any of your rights may be sold and may have been in the past but they would have to show up on a title search.Multi level condominimums are a prime example of your right to own air space because that is what you are buying.

Specifically, when I turn the hot water on I get a little bit of flow (never hot), then sputtering as air comes out, then it just goes silent.

Here in Abilene, you can't go wrong with a cheap housing market (30K - 70K for rental properties), 3 1/2 (the half being a junior college) colleges and an air force base.

THE SHOW FLIP THIS HOUSE IS DECEIVING AND THOSE SO CALLED WE MADE THIS MUCH PROFIT CLAIMS ARE AN EXAGGERATION, i LIVE IN SAN ANTONIO AND THE SO CALLED ROACH HOUSE THEY FIXED, IS UP FOR RENT, THE FENCE IS CHEAP AND THE FLOWER BUSH DOES NOT EXIST, THEY ARE TRYING TO MAKE WHAT THEY DO GREAT, BUT IF YOU DECEIVE THE PUBLIC THE WAY THEY DID, THEY DESERVE TO BE TAKEN OFF THE AIR.

That's expensive and depends so much on what you want.Of the houses we did last year, the remodeling costs ran from $28,000 to $60,000 and all involved new roofs, some new Heating and Air, new kitchens etc.

I moved to Abilene about 3 years ago for the Air Force, and started investing about one year ago with a duplex near the base, then another property w/ a garage apartment near a college.

I currently own one rental home (4 bedroom 2 1/2 bath) that I rent out to Air force guys.