You don't need to worry the AC get's stolen the first week after you installed it.

It would be cheaper to install the system than the $7500 you are gonna lose

@Holly Ross the only areas that may support these numbers are Class D.We've only seen DIY landlords that have the time to driveby their properties several times each week, make Class D rentals profitable.

Sellers removed UST (cost was $20k for them), already 3 gas meters and installing two other boilers to separate heat.

I installed a brand new speed queen washer that cost over 2,000 to make sure it wasn't the washer causing the grease and here we are with the same issue.Should I give them a fine?  

We'd just installed new carpet and found out a week or two later the tenant had spilled fingernail polish on it and left it to harden.

This can cause issues with the re-installation as there may not be framing next to the window until after the weight pockets which could cause you to upsize the window leading to interior and exterior trim replacement as well as possible code enforcement issues as they may look at this as a change to the structure and require a structural inspection, even though you're still within the existing framing rough opening.

@Connor WilliamsThis is not a DIY project Medicaid regs will vary state by state and every case is not the same. 

I recently installed two hot water heaters in my primary in Wa and I was happy to see the tanks!!

To kickstart this project, a comprehensive home energy audit is on my agenda to craft a strategic retrofit plan that significantly enhances operational efficiency by 40-70%.This endeavor seeks to diverge from common quick fixes, such as installing baseboard heaters, which merely shift heating costs to tenants.