They're considerably more expensive if you're trying to do a home (vs one space) and the units mounted on the interior walls are not expected and considered obtrusive by some.I do think they'll become more common over time but while I've seen lots of them during international travel, I've never seen one installed here.

It would take me a day to cut the counter pieces and sink holes, a day to stain and poly and another day to install (pieces in place and get the sink and faucet placed)... the product held up well and still looks good, but you can’t have an under mount sink and it just turned into a time thing.

My name is Jermaine Montgomery.I am from Chicago,Il and i work for General Motors.

Originally posted by @J Scott:Originally posted by @David Dachtera:Originally posted by @J Scott:No need to cover old ground here...this thread isn't about Renatus.But, for anyone new here that wants to know more about Renatus, I highly recommend reading this entire thread:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/990... ...and for anyone who wants to know the TRUTH about Renatus, visit the MyRenatus website to get first-hand information rather than the speculation and conjecture spewed here.Keep in mind that on that thread you present a lot of information about Renatus and (presumably) represent what a typical student learns and thinks...So, I highly recommend that anyone interested in Renatus at least read all your comments on that thread...Well, if I were just coming into this I would look at that thread and consider how some people are willing to stand up for what they believe in without yielding and without attacking the opposition.I would also consider how relentlessly their opponents mount those attacks.Call me old-fashioned, out-moded or whatever, but I believe that those who will unyieldingly stand up for what they believe in in the face of unrelenting opposition are the ones most likely to succeed and are the ones I would want to follow and the relentless, negative attackers are the ones I would want to avoid.Not a popular viewpoint here, I realize.

I'd be inclined to stay with my lever locks given how many STRs I've stayed in out east where the motorized deadbolts don't quite align and end up jamming, but I'm open to others' experiences in this space. 

Hmm, have you tried looking up the VIN number through the Department of Motor Vehicles to see who the previous owner is?

Spending most of my time saving and get my credit straight for my first investment and hit a wall.....just reviewing, reviewing, reviewing my "buy and hold" plan, until I couldn't anymore and then I hit a wall, until.....Listening to podcasts that are up my alley, even though im sure they are all very informative, I leaned something to keep the motor running, "What is the next ACTIONABLE thing I can do?"

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.