@Jordan I’ll be at the meetup but cant make the REIA meeting tonight.

For example in 2001, as the events of September 11th happened and the world stood still, I was completing a home I had been building for the previous 15 months.Just as the air traffic was frozen, so was the real estate market and, as a result, I couldn’t sell my primary residence which would have enabled us to have the needed down payment to purchase our new home.

@Jason Allen air bnb is risky. 4-5 properties with 20k sounds like a guru got ahold of you.

When water gets past the window trim of these properties and starts to get into the designed air gap between the brick and the framing that the window trim covers, the excess water and the humidity attack the old mild steel ties coming out from the framed wall that keep the brick veneer attached to the wall.

“If I’m vindictive enough, I can cut right through the garage wall and the home to get to my air space, but what use would that be to me?”

We have a 3 ton unit, and upgraded from R-22 to R-410A (what all the newer refrigerant systems are specc'd for) as well as an increased cross-sectional-area- return air ducting.

All 3 need central heat and air installed. based on the comps in my area the 3 homes could sell for $176,000. 

Seriously, tenants often seem to forget that they as adults can handle issues themselves.Also, the AC system has no physical air exchange with the outside.

Originally posted by @Jordan Moorhead:@Thuy Pham-Satrappe I only buy for cash flow but look for appreciation potential by buying in good and up and coming areas.

Currently there is not direct heat or air.