We both still work full time jobs, Andie is a change management consultant for a small consulting firm in Cincinnati and I work as a Contracting Officer for the Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton.

BiggerPockets Family,I am active duty Air Force currently in Denver, CO but am about to move between December and May 2019.

The tenants are now gone and we pulled up all the carpet, had the vents cleaned, used an ozone generator and we still have an odor coming from the cold air vents. 

BiggerPockets Family,I am active duty Air Force currently in Denver, CO but am about to move between December and May 2019.

An air bnb with less than 7 days raises to section 162 definition of a trade or business all day long though. 

I lived in HB many years ago (last century ;^) ) and the moist ocean air was always present.

I will say that you more or less have to keep up with air B&B to keep that property cash flowing.If you intended on living in it, I would say its probably a pretty decent start.Be a little careful on that stretch, some of it is pretty good, some of it is a little sketchy.Having owned a duplex pretty close to there, I would guess (without running the numbers), that the initial return would be just so/so. 

We're doing well in Ch-ville by buying fixer-uppers with cosmetic re-habs needed and Air BnB'ing them.  

There's the whole "cranes in the air, buyer beware" adage so would now even be a good time to house hack if downtown homes are going for a premium?

Here are options including install- 1/ used good condition 3 year old Air handler never opened, 8 year old used compressor, wireless thermostat - $2400 2/ $2700 for 3 year old air handler never opened, 1 year old used compressor, wireless thermostat 3/ 3 year old air handler & wireless thermostat - $17004/ we supply units - he installs them for 1300 5/ everything brand new with warranty and install for $4200Thank you.