Hello Sophia -Echoing Adam’s response; however, placing the property in service would likely be the date it’s *available for rent*.

Love to hear your thoughts- AC unit needs to have an exterior side panels and brackets to support to secure the unit- Do not screw into the window sash as this will damage the window and you will be responsible- Install weather striping to avoid water or critters from entering your unit- Unit needs to be tipped towards the outside to avoid condensation and damage to floors- Landlord is not responsible for their Air conditioning unit if broken- Tenant is responsible for window, floor, ceiling damages caused by poorly installed window unit- Window unit should not be installed before May 1st and must be removed by Oct 1st

Thanks Brie for the response. 

I will have to look into those videos, thanks for the response!

That likely will specify what exactly the association is responsible for versus individual owners. 

I think most solid investment Realtors will share that goal and vision.   

Maybe if you gave better advice the response would have been different.

Given the location's high demand and appreciation rates, if everything checks out and you feel confident in the repairs promised, it could be a solid investment.

She also spends a lot of time just correcting their errors because pointing their errors out to them causes them to point fingers in every other direction and they take no responsibility for them.However, our corporate parent is realizing some savings, so we're stuck with this nightmare.Definitely NOT recommended.

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