It's got two year old central air units on each side, relatively new roof, and in a great neighborhood.

I also set up a side room and did Air BnB to earn some extra money. 

These programs do a blower door test to see how much air will infiltrate the house. 

On physical inspection all of the electrical panel had been stolen, all the wires cut out of the attic, water heater, and air conditioner as well. 

The son sent me a text the other day and said that when he turns on his air conditioner, the electricity goes out in the kitchen.  

hi  well im not here for the real state thing but instead im here to ask a question, two years ago i had a central air system installed in my house, i had te actual air machine and the evaporater cabinet replaced but not the ducts.

Not to answer for James, but I think that's very reasonable - the life of a good furnace can easily be 25-30 years or more (I'm at 24 on my own furnace at home), and adding the central air will help him attract tenants more easily.

My list includes an electrician, heating & air service, plumbing outfit (though I do most of this myself, I was a plumber in an old life), roofing contractor, and a couple of general handymen.

I'm looking at purchasing a new high-end home and using it as a STRP (short term rental property, i.e. listing on Air bnb, etc) This works really well in my area.

I'm originally from Colorado, joined the Air Force and served for 10 years.