How long will it be until we: (1) catch up to the current demand(2) overbuild and threaten another bubbleHave we already caught up, overbuilt, have 1-3 years to go, or have longer than three years to go before we see another significant dip in prices?

But this time with a catch.

Im sure it works but it is an eye sore and I think a waste of time to install/remove.

We would place the condenser on the roof so it would be out of sight and not an eye sore.The question: Since I'd be turning this into a modern home with nice finishes will the property appraise the same way regardless of if it has HVAC or a mini split system?

OK, it's a little embarrassing that I'm recommending these two books because I have to admit that I only purchased the first one -- I can't remember which I purchased first -- because the title caught my eye and then the other book was recommended because I liked the first.They are:Unfu*k Yourself by Gary John Bishop -- Helps get over all the things that are holding you back.The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson -- Love it because he hates the whole "just be positive" advice.Now, while their not well written, if you want a couple of real estate books that have changed my life, I like:Fire Yourself by Brian Ellwood.

The catch?

Semi-Micromanaging the cleaning peeps with checklists and required pics2) They are your eyes and ears so owners should back off and let the reviews do the talking (and or firing lol)?

I have been eyeing Grand lake as a good spot to target.

In the eyes of the law they "own" all of this real estate because they have total control over it. 

It would seem likely that someone over the past 50 years might have placed an eye bolt or some other piece of metal in the trunk that would destroy my saw blade.