@Ruth R.

Update: sounds like the seller will "try" to have items listed by the local township U&R (use and residency?)

Siding, lumber, and plywood are epically expensive right now.Mold Removal in the Attic, seemed to have a significant amount in there$5000+ You will probably have to remove and replace this insulation which is a 49 R-value here.

Here are a few requirements to be eligible.The build date of the property is between August 5, 2005 and December 31, 2021.The property is between one and three stories.The builders incorporated features that are energy-efficient such as high R value roofing, insulation, HVAC systems, windows and doors.What are some examples of specific requirements for this tax credit?

@Jordan R.

I'm 25 and my current profession is an Account Manager at VMLY&R (Advertising Agency).

It would look something like this: https://www.houzz.com/photos/r...I tried googling this, but none of the results mentioned this scenario.Thoughts?

@R Cruz it's too bad they're on one lot, as that probably means you'll need to do a commercial mortgage.

It's virtually impossible to get even air flow from all vents, and you usually don't want even air flow from all vents anyway as some areas will need greater volume and others less volume depending on a lot of factors such as where the room is located in the building, windows and other low-R value fixtures, exposure to south/west vs. north/east, ceiling height, etc.

None of those R's are for rate, so I don't know if there is something you're missing in the strategy?