I guess sunlight and fresh air are over-rated.

Take a look at Rinnai's page:http://www.rinnai.us/hydronic-air-handlers/If what you are looking to do is just use a tankless water heater to supply hot water for both plumbing and your hydronic heat it may not work.If you go the electric route the "whole house" models require either 200 or 300 amp electrical service.Who pays for utilities?

I don't think i'd be willing to close though with so much "up in the air".

mold and air quality?

I can also relate, as I started real estate investing as an active duty Air Force officer.

If I insulate, finish, and air condition the building, what kind of value might i get for it on an appraial?

James is an Air Force vet who began to invest while in the service, and has been a great mentor to other active service men and women.

Don't try to put too many balls in the air, until you've learned how to juggle.

That way, he can air the house out when the weather is nice and get rid of the odor.People who eat a lot of curry tend to have smelly houses.

If during this reply they don’t receive basic information such as: number of bedrooms, bathrooms, garage, central heat and air you should ask them.