If you think middle class, working class, or poor people are the only people who tear up sh*t or are nasty, you are out of your freak'n mind :)

Unfortunately there isn’t a lot you can do with a lot zoned DI but I’d like to know if anyone has had any luck changing the zoning from DI to R or C?

If you don't want to pay for an actual line through AT&T or another provider, use google voice.

My question is should I just keep making offers in tell I get a property that fit my criteria to a T or should I maybe start looking elsewhere to fit what I am looking for?

In the past 5 years I've put in both York and Goodman systems at an apartment complex and they are still functioning well, as long as the linesets were properly cleaned out (these were R-22 to R-410a conversions) and the Schrader valves weren't left in during sweating (causes the o-rings to melt and leak).

Additionally, FHA loans typically require 43% or below for your total obligations ratio (TOR) which in addition to your housing expenses includes long-term debt payments such as a car loans or student loans.

Have you considered investing in a low expense index fund such as VOOG, and/or a stock with substantial dividend, such as AT&T or IRM?      

As far as refrigerant (freon) he his referring to R-22, complete phase out of this not until January 2020, currently contractors can still buy "recycled R-22" with no problem, it's expensive though, and as far as a new compressor, there is never an issue with finding a replacement.

Wichita BP’ers I would like to get a Real Estate Mastermind Group (I focus on buy and hold, rentals) together during the week in the morning preferably T or Th mornings at 7:30am, East Side (maybe Panera on Rock Road), would anyone be interested?

@Ada Tor If it’s schedule E and it’s on YOUR tax return then yes.