Afterwards, I need some alone time to recharge and process everything and it does take me a day or two to bounce back.Short story - if you meet me at a public gathering, I am probably already at least one drink in. 

Sending out a technician once a year to recharge Freon or replace parts at $300-800 a trip doesn’t seem worth it to me.

HOWEVER, another option (Depending on what your current home situation is) would be to REFINANCE your current VA loan into a conventional, which would re-charge your VA eligibility to 100%. 

He ended up needing to recharge the system as well because the system wasn't cooling very well.  

They run it in a bedroom and have a fan in the hallway to cool off other rooms.The units require more recharge and cleaning maintenance than ducted systems, but they seem quieter inside and outside from the larger central systems.

I recommend you routinely take time to unplug, reflect, clear your mind and recharge.

It snowballs quickly and before you know it you've paid off the property in 5 years, or completely recharged your buying power, however you view it.One thing, if you haven't found a first lien HELOC, go get that instead.

THANK YOU You probably need multiple lights and will need to recharge or replace batteries regularly.

Example – someone tried to steal the heat pump – cost of repair and recharge ($480), cost of AC cage ($380) etc.Work done:New roofNew LVP flooring throughoutPaint entire interiorNew bathroom New doors inside/outsideKitchen appliances and cabinetsTree trimming/cuttingGeneral yardworkDrywall hanging/wall repairDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It seems like there would have to be at least a day between rentals in order to recharge?