Thanks for the feedback -- what about if you own a property for 1 year let's say under personal names and you switch the title to an LLC without the lender's knowledge, in case they do force the due on sale clause and find out, is it fairly easy to revert back again ?

you can't force anyone to sell their property.

(In one of my situations, I couldn't get an insurance company to insure our property because the lender already put forced placed insurance on it.

Although some employers force you to pay it when you leave, so you might want to double check. 

You are a beast, a relentless power machine in awesome attire that radiates confidence and you are a force to be recconned with.

We are looking for homes that we can force appreciation on, add a 3rd or 4th bedroom, and of course rent by the room.

So you do both for this reason.As you can see, now my competitors are FORCED to pay for marketing.

We are primarily looking for C properties in B neighborhoods but at the right price, it sure becomes tempting to stray from our initial targeted neighborhoods.

The go to step 2 without over-complicating things with options and possibilities and what if this happens what do I do then...Here is the trick...All the gaps of knowledge you have.. all those insecurities of not knowing what lies in between step 1 & step 2, will automatically force itself upon you when you reach that point, and THEN you will solve that issue.

To clarify - the heater is a forced air furnace, so I should be able to tie into the distribution system if I were to add central A/C.