To make the house much cooler may cost $1 to $2 extra.

You're also marketing it as we come into the cooler season, where no one wants to uproot their nest to move unless forced to. 

In that case, it probably does come down to it simply being the time of year when rodents and other pests start to head indoors (or at least they attempt to, as cooler weather prevails).

Swamp Coolers. 

If so, Pueblo seems like a good play but I think most people of a certain age are not going to love living there when you've got cooler cities north.I tell our clients to make their first investment their primary residence.

We painted inside and out, refinished the hardwoods, added a high-efficiency roof swamp cooler What was the outcome?

Insulated the attic, removed swamp cooler from roof, re-roofed, and installed central HVAC.

See if you can follow this.Option #1:  REFIA - You invest your cash into Property #1B - REFI property #1 to get your cash outC - Property #1 has Positive Cash FlowD - Reinvest Your Cash from Property #1 (when you REFI in Step B, you get the same money back out) into Property #2E - REFI property #2 to get your cash outF - Property #2 has Positive Cash FlowG - Reinvest Your Cash from Property #2 (when you REFI in Step E, you get the same money back out) into Property #3H - REFI property #3 to get your cash outI - Property #3 has Positive Cash FlowJ - Reinvest Your Cash from Property #3 (when you REFI in Step H, you get the same money back out) into Property #4K - REFI property #4 to get your cash outL - Property #4 has Positive CFM - Stop right there (you could repeat...but I want to make a point here)N - Keep the cash from the last REFI...which was the original cash you started with...that just found its way through 4 properties before coming right back to you.Summary for Option #1:Money Used - The Original CashMoney Spent - $0Cash flow properties at start - 0Cash flow properties at end - 4Option #2: Leave cash in as EquityA - You invest your cash into Property #1B - You leave it there...and it diesSummary for Option #2:Money Used - The Original CashMoney Spent - The Original CashCash flow properties at start - 0Cash flow properties at end - 1

Hello,I am planning to demolish a swimming pool in the backyard as it is not in good shape and the weather is usually on the cooler side so the usage would be very little if at all, besides fixing the pool in its current state may cost a great deal.Now, I want to understand do I need to hire a specialized company to demolish the pool or any handyman can handle it?

Hello,I am planning to demolish a swimming pool in the backyard as it is not in good shape and the weather is usually on the cooler side so the usage would be very little if at all, besides fixing the pool in its current state may cost a great deal.Now, I want to understand do I need to hire a specialized company to demolish the pool or any handyman can handle it?