Built in 1950, it has a new roof, new heating and air, all new electric and other than that the rest of it looks original and beat up.

Hello,I recently had an air conditioning unit go out in a duplex located in Parma, Ohio (Near Broadview Rd).

Under complete duress, the owners put in a new but cheap air conditioning unit in 2017  and they have been told several times, a new furnace is in order.

You could continue to pressure the sale, but you may screw the deal.

I went with a flat fee of 30k each.. and I then spent 50k on a big presentation in San Francisco.. included a room for 300 .. drinks etc. radio adds my flight down ( well I flew my own plane LOL  but my team had to fly down.. ) we sold those all of them in that one weekend.. so this lowly dumb @@@S realtor ( me) made 660k in one weekend minus 50k in expenses so like I said you can go both ways with commish.. and those builder were estatic their bank was putting pressure on them and they knew exactly what I was making since we had a listing agreement and I got paid on the hud like any other bozo realtor.

Eventually you have to go up in the air. 

I had to call the police earlier this week on one of them because there was no way I was getting my pressure washer back without getting punched in the face or worse.

Small cottage, 598 sqft, getting it for $63,500 (was listed at $72,500) with seller replacing the whole A/C system (compressor, condenser, air handler, furnace, heat pump) and him paying all my closing cost.

I'm looking for buy and hold multi-families, but down here I might be more interested in Air BNB rentals.  

We added central air to an already ducted split level for less than 5K.