October is right around the corner, time for those Hot Air Balloons!

I purchased both in city with an air-force base near by, with a strong demand for families to live in a home with a yard; also has the best school district around! 

Meaning, send a letter to everyone involved in this property of intent to refuse to sell, or hire a building inspector to find faults, or other such actions to delay or prevent a sale?

Since I've never lived in my rental houses (and I'm paying abnormally low electrical rates when these are empty...just to keep the frig going, air when showing a place, a few lights, etc.)

Some towns have brutal rent control ordinances that can prevent you from increasing your annual rents. 

Since it already has the ductwork, it could be replaced with a forced hot air furnace. 

Hello @Jeremy Geyer,Do you have rental properties near Jacksonville or the Little Rock Air Base?

Interested in other Ogden investors' take on installing air conditioning.

I am in the US Air Force and have about 5 months left of my enlistment.

This means a roof that does not leak, hot water available, heat and air conditioning, and good plumbing / electric.