Has saved many times when tenants leave the air conditioner after they leave and have used it when vacant in the winters to control heat during times when I need to ensure the pipes don't freeze.

I've been attending the Harford Strategy Meeting in Bel Air the last few months http://www.baltimorereia.com/strategies-harford-meeting-2/ you may want to check it out.

Yes, the results of the Radon Air testing does have to be reported to the State of Maine Department of Health and Human Services Radon Division.  

Unfortunately, the expenses are still variable and are always unexpected is such properties - the price of a roof, hot water heater, or air-conditioning compressor replacement will be about the same, regardless of market size.   

I truly appreciate the sacrifice that those in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and National Guard have made and paid to defend our freedom.  

For example a 30 year old air conditioner could fail on the first hot day in summer.

In terms of a money sucker, I don't mess with anything that doesn't have central heat and air.  

An investor can create a deal out of thin air.  

You can only accurately determine if the spore count is to high if you have a comparison to go off of, which would be the outside air. 

If you need an air conditioner repaired or a roof replaced, a PM will tack on 10-20% of the cost of the repair .. just for making the phone call.