If I insulate, finish, and air condition the building, what kind of value might i get for it on an appraial?

James is an Air Force vet who began to invest while in the service, and has been a great mentor to other active service men and women.

Don't try to put too many balls in the air, until you've learned how to juggle.

That way, he can air the house out when the weather is nice and get rid of the odor.People who eat a lot of curry tend to have smelly houses.

If during this reply they don’t receive basic information such as: number of bedrooms, bathrooms, garage, central heat and air you should ask them.

I have my hands up in the air rite now because I cant tell these people to do and I also don't want to lose the property.The owners never call with news, I have to call them and the status never seems to change.

If a property does not have central air not only are you going to have to purchase a handler and condenser, but you are going to have to do duct work as well correct?

The home has central air ducts.

I intend to finish the upstairs attic into the master suite (bathroom still up in the air as it will be a huge POW for the buyer, but will cost quite a bit to get it done up there) and finish the basement with a full large bathroom, laundry room, living/media room, and an office/non-legal bedroom with a full walk in closet.

I just got off Active Duty Air Force in July.