Right now I’m station at ft drum NY but I’ll be ets the end of this year and will be going back to California so it’s a big change of market in terms of the flow of it and the median price.

Have extra pipe to run into a 55 gallon drum buried off each corner.

If you've got airspace between rafters a little physics says that's going to act like a drum.

@Eric Drum I don't fully get the first question either.

@Eric Drum, I wish I had a nickel for every one of these that's crossing my desk lately. 

Some GEs have the coil rolled into a drum shape back there, and you can clean those off with a rag once you take off the back cover.If you can see and reach the condenser fan, you can (carefully) use a brush or rag or vacuum cleaner on the fan blades; they tend to get dusty as well. 

@Rob Drum  has been my realtor for both and I can't speak any higher of the experience thus far.

Then when it relists do an open house within a few days to drum up foot traffic.

He leverages his network to drum up off market properties and provides a really solid deal flow for me. 

Assembling the Team: About 4-5 months before going back to Fort Drum, New York.