I just purchased a triplex in the Mount Pleasant area in SJ.

Each mount you have it for sale you give them XX% off rent in exchange for their cooperation with showings. 

A few places I have my eye on are Garfield, Trenton, Yardley, East Stroudsburg, Easton, Allentown, even Mount Vernon.

I've purchased some properties from the city, not the hot part but a nice street right below Mount Saint Mary's, just a half block above where everyone is meeting this Friday at Blacc Vanilla.  

Well, Ray's lease said no dogs, but then he let me have a dog....so it's probably okay for my uncle to move in.This is how people think: "He said no X, then he let me do X. 

Not everyone envisions building a company and mounting an international conglomerate when they get interested in investing in real estate.

And depending on what you want it will run into a small air handler with a coil and fan, or if you choose a “mini split” there will be multiple line sets running to the “heads” basically the fan and coil all in one that mounts inside the room and looks very nice.Depending on the square footage and what the original heat pump was (air handler with duct work already installed?)

I would use the resources like yellowpages, google reviews, ask at a real estate investor meeting or maybe sign up for Angie's list and find the best HVAC company and installer who, stands behind the product, is willing to educate you on the right equipment and provide you a fair quote.Your investment strategy, and what the standard is in your area will dictate the price.I would look for the Highest seer, with a good warranty 10 compressor, 10 year parts, look for one with quiet technology (compressor sound blanket, motor mounts, Air handler blower motor, air flow designed for quietness) and ease of service for the air filter, air handler coil cleaning, overflow float switch, and access or instruction on drip pan tablets/liquid and drain line cleaning.What I look for in a HVAC installer is someone who is proficient and not on the phone or looking through the manual a lot.  

I’m looking for the best value buy on a ceiling mounted projector plus screen that raises and lowers from the ceiling.

Money Earnin Mount Vernon in the house!