It looks like I need to have a wall mounted air handler replaced in a condo and I am wondering if someone knows a good HVAC contractor who does partial replacement and not insists on selling complete systems.

Today there are many indoor units: wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted, floor-mounted, and built-in in the suspended ceiling - cassette and channel units.

The wall mounted heater vent covers have been taken off the heaters (I’m guessing ripped off from the dog), stained carpet in both rooms. the bedroom door was locked so the tenent broke the door frame, they tried to fix it but did a horrible job. 

yes. try to stick below Portchester (on NH Line), Mount Kisco (on Harlem Line) and Croton on Hudson (on Hudson line).

I'm a Manhattan resident and looking to get started finding motivated sellers in Westchester county (Yonkers/ Mount Vernon area).

Mount them higher in the wall out of reach from kids and thieves.

There are literally gas space heaters mounted to the walls that require you to light them much like you would a stove.

@David Mount I don't have any experiences with turn key, but I do see the offerings.I've seen 1.5% but they are all in "c- or D areas.I have not seen any turn key properties in B areas, you can get 1.5% if you do the rehab yourself.I feel like those type of deals are kept in house.

In that case I would purchase four window style air conditioner/heaters to mount into two of the windows per unit.That means each apartment will have two units they can control and this will be more than enough to heat and cool 1000 sf or less providing you purchase them to accomadate the correct square footage.The pros and cons of going this route:Pros:Cost.

.- 8 doors in 2021, with most of them coming from North Carolina, really want to enter this market, Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Rocky Mount- One fix and flip in NJ - well need to fund the purchases in 2022 too :-)