are you talking about a mini split?

If you wonder what this looks like go see a new subdivision (last 5 years) and you will notice that it looks like each house is on a mini hill and front to back is also sloped pretty good.

For me I love boarding homes the cash flow is nice Especially when you owe the house free and clear.i have been doing it for 2 years now and I’m hooked only downside is they move a lot so u are always marketing I do a prescreening over the phone to figure out who good for what house and also the cleaning is a problem but u can use someone in the house to keep up on it and u might want to get mini fridger to keep theft down on food I also supply cleaning supplies for them to use it’s a huge need in my city I keep my rooms full 

They are driving a burgundy mini van.

This is kind of a mini-hijack.

That is why you see mini-cities popping up that will be completely self sustaining around the Austin area.  

I am thinking about replacing it with mini-split heatpump.

For people who don't use tools everyday, Ryobi is probably fine.Milwaulkee's three amazing features are its mini sawsall, the battery palm nailer, and the brake on the cordless saw.Milwaulkee has 12 and 18 volt platforms; DeWalt has 12, 18, and 20.

It's $6 for a muy mini vente no foam no cafe latte!

As a wife and looking at having our 3rd...we are getting a mini van.