@Stanley Parsley I know this is a year later, but I'd love to connect Stanley!

@Stanley Parsley  - thank you very much for the welcome and for the advice, Stanley! 

@Stanley Parsley  On the electrical side, it's not bad at all.

Thanks @Stanley Parsley. 

Thanks for the insight Melvin Noriega Stanley Parsley I will definitely take that into consideration !

@Stanley Parsley, as a Realtor, no we don't make more than stated commission sometimes... at least in my state the laws say that any and all bonuses MUST  BE DISCLOSED TO ALL PARTIES INVOLVED IN THE TRANSACTION so I have no idea what reference you made was to... sometimes there are bonuses offered, very rare, but it is all disclosed.And you have wrong definition of "red-lining" or "steering" which is illegal.

@Stanley Parsley is right I have seen them used with a solar installation as well to introduce the pre-warmed water to the hot water tank to reduce the utilities cost. 

Originally posted by @Stanley Parsley:@Brian Garrettget you a team togetherfind you a good agent a good contractor a tittle company a money guy a letter of fundingall the basic toolsnow go make a offerwith contingencies or a string of them whatever makes you comfortablehave your people get to the site and do a thorough walk through with a nice check sheetnow you can negotiate the offerI have to do this and this and this so I can give you this for the propertythis should get you started and keep you out of hot waterenjoyYes I understand those steps but I don't understand the inspector/contractor issue hence the reason for the post specifically inquiring on that particular process.

@Stanley Parsley: The difference between refrigerants (there's no such thing as "freon" - that's a DuPont tradename) has less to do with pressure than it has with heat properties, density and viscosity, just like the difference between LP gas and Nat gas.

@Roscoe Parsley You're killing it!