I engaged a licensed HVAC contractor to do my central air systems- I’ve been burnt in the past, so my code going forward, is to buy materials myself, and pay the labor upon completions or milestones- The issue with HVAC is suppliers will only sell to licensed contractors, not homeowners.  

I like inexpensive 800-1200 ft2 2 bedroom/1 bath brick houses built post WWII with forced air furnaces, low slope and simple roof starting 15 ft off the ground, neat little chain-link yards.

We have the intentions of keeping this duplex long-term as it is the start of our real estate investments, but want to know whether it is a wise investment to upgrade to central heating and air in Ohio given that we will have to run two sepearte systems and all duct work in addition to upgrading the electric box.

I should have done more due diligence because I had to buy a new air conditioner, roof and part of the kitchen slopes a bit.

I am considering signing a master lease on a studio downtown solely to rent out on air bnb and am curious to know if anyone has experience renting out on Airbnb during the "off season" in San Diego. 

My name is Casey Caton, and I just graduated from Pepperdine School of Law in Malibu California, took the Texas Bar, and will be joining the Air Force JAG Corps in November.

Pet rent, rent by the room= more cash (more work tho), air bnb, corp housing.... 

Then I'd have the option of doing a monthly rent on the in-law suite or possibly doing an Air BnB.

I have an updated on demand heating system and the tenant has old forced air but new central air.

Hi All, Does anyone have experience working with Lion Enterprises or Sigma Air Condition to replace PTAC units in Manhattan?