Things you might need a computer to troubleshoot, etc.If I'm an investor, unless I go to law school to be a real estate attorney, I'm not going to know every minutiae about all real estate laws every potential pitfall.

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It is not very easy to troubleshoot this without being able to see the situation. 

I plan to take an HVAC course one of these days so I can at least trouble shoot. 

The $20 part turns into a troubleshooting mistake.  

Therese--couple of things that are addressed some on the board already, mostly to help streamline this for the future...For the future-- maybe clarify if you are using a first qualified applicant (gets it) screening method or if you are allowing a set/variable time to get a pool and then sifting it for best qualified applicant; this can help you from the outset... 2) Trouble shoot every procedure in the application, screening (and even from the showing through offer and signing process) to make sure it works without glitches.

Troubleshooting Expert..Hopefully don't have to replace..Thx

I feel like I have made them aware of the cost when they complain and I am happy to trouble shoot issues.For conversion this is an economic decision I would also look at costs, how long will it take the OP to recoup costs for conversion?

Again your best bet is trouble shooting the old system.

If they are complaining about a specific room troubleshoot that.