This may seem lame, but back a few years.. a guy in my squad in the air force bought a system from "Don Lapre" at least I think that is his name.

There are people paying their taxes on their credit cards and borrowing from their 401k's (taking the penalty) in an attempt to keep the balls in the air.

To improve the thermal efficiency of the dwelling, the following are required:a) Weatherstrip all doors and windows to reduce infiltration of air when existing weatherstripping is inadequate or nonexistent.b) Caulk or seal all openings, cracks or joints in the building envelope to reduce air infiltration. c) Insulate all openings in exterior walls where the cavity has been exposed as a result of the rehabilitation.

So it isn't like the landlord can set a few glade air fresheners and rent the apartment like it is.

A 4 month vacancy, an eviction, a lawsuit, or a large repair like air conditioning or roofing can eat into your cash flow and make you business a total waste of time in terms of making money, which is why we go into business.

Another alternative is:Vinyl siding - this will be a lot less maintenance but cost will be at least $10,000Both air conditioning units are 25 years old (as old as the duplex) and could go out at any time.

I'd be half tempted to pickup one of those portable tent things and set it up in the driveway for him.

Hello Community,Currently i'm in the US Air force and i'm enrolling in a real estate school called Allied Business School.

I don't want to appear that I am pulling a number out of thin air.

It's been a PITA sleeping on an air mattress and working instead of playing golf every day, but maybe this time it stays sold.Yay me!