Looking for some folks feedback on adding or updating their rental to have central air / a mini split. 

Open  square limestone basement, relatively clean and has forced air and central air.

I don't know how much Air BnB traffic you're going to get with COVID-19 going on.

If it is a 2 bedroom even in Alton Park without central air and heat rents have gone up, and in many cases they are still increasing. 

I’m still up in the air as to how I want to use mine and would like to hear your stories and how everything turned out from beginning to end.

Jack, I am staying in Indy for the month of August to work on some rehabs and actually am staying in an Air BnB right in the middle of Old Southside. 

Air moves too quick?

Are you adding window units or central air?

I'm prior Air Force and I agree with the above comments that first and foremost you should work on your real estate education and make sure you want to be a landlord.  

So it turns out they recommended replacing this part called a capacitor that from my understanding, initiates the startup of the blower within the AC and allows the air to start flowing.