The highest electrical bill for a month of daily showers, laundry etc was $42.50.Meanwhile my neighbor has replaced his conventional propane 40gal HW tank @ $1500 a time (parts & labor) at least twice in the last 8 years. 

So basically the best case scenario is you give the bank $40,000 (5% down payment) so you can pay $1500 month to live in an apartment (which is market rent) while exposing yourself to a lot of liability, work, and potential to lose some money.

There is limited installation in the attic and the house is directly exposed to the sun ~60% of the day, a tall tree provides cover in the evening hours when the sun is setting.With that being said, there are a lot of options in terms of the product brand, product size, etc and I was looking for personal recommendations from individuals who have gone through this before.Due to my location in the Northeast and more specifically Pittsburgh, I was thinking of getting two, 13 SEER Rheem air condensers?

I have my CCO.b) he refuses to pay his 1/3 share of the electric bill (while not paying a penny towards the propane, water or trash thanks to my generosity)c) he thinks he can call the shots on what a "fair" increase is.

Later we tried to use the grill, and the propane was empty.

DIY might convert your personal effort into some saved money in the short term, but you expose yourself to a pretty hefty, and expensive, learning curve should you mess something up.A couple articles I might recommend: questions to ask an attorney and risks of DIY LLCs.This isn't legal advice, just my opinion as a real estate investor.

It’s binding, and don’t know what the contract says, or the applicable Cali law, but......I would advise to let the Attorney know that the Attorney was trying to take advantage of him, used his investor buddy instead, and.....he is Not selling and if the Attorney doesn’t get his investor buddy to drop it, he will report him to the Bar Association.He will Net more money by putting it on the mls, paying the commission, and exposing it to All the flippers/investors and happy home buyers in the Whole market.

"As a developer in training, you want a job that exposes you to the maximum amount of the development cycle with the maximum possible learning velocity (time and speed).

@Chris Braudis JrMy experience both as one seeking housing, and one seeking tenants, electric baseboard is deterrent to anyone renting In NH, highest utility rate in the country.I have seen landlords be successful with mini splits and propane unit heaters, but adding electric baseboard could be cost prohibitive.

That exposed pipe is the sewage line.