Tenants drawn from Section 8 and Air-force base that is Key to economy.

It's a high estimate, but when people try to heat their house with their stove or air condition the house with the refrigerator, you can see how it's a safe number.If my numbers work, this is the outcome:$550/month = $6600/year$100/week = $15,600 (home with 3 rooms) - $3,600 = $12,000Over 80% increase in rents.It's more work, but once you have the right tenants and handymen in place it is much easier than it looks.

(Just don't put those red flags in the air when I do, I am sure after you run your DD, you will see why the flag is not necessary with me.

I understand the mold and radon testing can be done, air tests as well, before EM is sent to the listing agent.

The risks from aluminum wiring are due to oxidation - aluminum oxidizes (turns a black color) when exposed to air for long enough time.

I would imagine even in the office there is a element of "when the cat's away, the mice will play"....Still up in the air on contractor versus employee...Mark

Sharon- They now have really cool machines that fly through the air and CARRY people!

here is my 2 cents worth of air.

For me, I'd hold off until the thing goes and/or the tenants complain it's too hot in the house (due to central air not functioning to optimal levels).

I am applying to be an air traffic controller in the Washington state area and also joined the Air National Guard.