I am new to the Texas market, I have lived here for going on 8 years now as a United States Air Force member.Very Respectfully,Kevin C Crider Jr

I have Associate Degrees from Gwinnett Technical College in Residential Construction Management and Air Conditioning Technology.

When we gutted our house and our second SFR we pumped air in lines and made sure it didn't loose pressure obviously if you do you have a leak.

OK, so the EPA says anything above 4 picocuries is unsafe, any good inspector will run a minimum 4 day average, in the mot occupied part of the lowest level, including unfinished basements, near the sump pit is suspicious,   it does seem to be that more are positive today, but even 4 years ago, testing was not as common, i have a system in my personal home i installed because it was 11.5, in my finished basement, i have done them in rentals and flips for bring just above 4 as well, homes may test fine, and a few years later high, due to geologic shifting, i think the big issue is houses are tight today, old home have plenty of air exchange, and it wasn't a problem just my opinion though. 

I talked to realtor about home yesterday and it's under contract so looks like I we aired to long. 

This ionizes the air and causes current to flow between the plates.  

I will be getting rid of this and replacing it with a power aired furnace.

we keep our vacation rental pretty occupied using Air BnB.  

How is the baltimore market for Air bnb?

@Ikean Lucasi would be glad to help. when i get more info, i will follow up with you. i have not heard from @Brian Dayal yet. i want to sit with a fee based CPA who could take a look at my financials and see if i could use some type to make my plans a bit more air tight. i am on a strict budget now, but their may be ways i could save and earn more maybe in a IRA, ROTH IRA or mutual fund account, stocks for bonds.anyone with more info, any feed back would be greatly appreciated. thanks BP.