While you can get all theoretical about it and argue the time value of money and how your discount rate need to be higher than 6.25% to justify that capital outlay, the bottom line is that this AC unit is 35+ years, is costing you $500 per year, and is highly likely to cause you another issue in the near term.

I’ve argued with myself that a nicer car supports my career and relationships, which isn’t really true.

Sloppy, but if that's what they want, why argue?

@Allison W GammonIf it will only last another 2-3 years I would still fight for a credit - not fill replacement but I would argue for something - no different if the roof only had 1-3 years left on it - I would push for a credit on that as well.

Let me know if you have any deals like abc..."

My BIGGEST regrets BY FAR are the properties I didn’t buy while arguing over $5-$10k.

So far, I have read almost all of Robert Kiyosaki's books, played the cashflow game, purchased some gold and silver, and am currently reading Ken McElroy's book "The ABC's of Real Estate Investing."

Let me know if you want to connect Bruhhh you can take that $25k and get a duplex in the landLol I can't argue with you.

I think it could be argued quite easily that because the lender did not include the parking space in the legal description in the mortgage then it did not convey with the condo unit in the foreclosure. 

Now arguing with the city to come out and take care of their responsibility.