A house can be sealed tight as long as it has a good mechanical ventilization system to keep air movement for the people living inside.

I am moving to Glendale, Az in August, my wife is in the Air Force and has orders to Luke AFB.

I spent a 4 year term in the Air Force immediately after high school and then worked 5 years in a factory job before I wised up and went to college, graduating in 1994.

They all at one time or another had a central heat/air system but they have since been robbed.

I'm in the Air Force as I stated before so I have a pretty time consuming job, I figure bird dogging and studying up on Real Estate would be my best bet.

I'm assuming that they only air the ones that he sells on the first open house.

I think its time to clear the air!!

We didn’t have a limo or private jet (or cable tv or air conditioning), but we were happy.

The other part of this is that return air ducts were never put in (it is a gas forced air furnace).

In my market, I can sometimes walk into a rehab and know immediately what company did the flip just by the what fixtures they chose to use or even what air freshener they sprayed around.