The heat exchangers fail most frequently on the propane boilers due to the high acidity, low temperatures the propane condensing units run at, my friend who owns a 3rd Generation heating/plumbing company doubts those units will ever come close to outlasting a traditional 3 pass boiler.Agree the pros of having a propane boiler/furnace-fuel is cleaner, services tend to be cheaper, tanks can be bought or fuel company can supply tank, work great if you also have a tankless hot water heater with same fuel source.Efficiency of Maine does offer rebates as well for the high efficiency units, they don't mention this but, if you insulate all baseboard piping that is exposed in the basement, take photos and have a high efficiency oil boiler they will qualify as the same rebate as the propane unit.

No way a wheelchair could get by.The use of the outside sidewalk is not mentioned in the tenant’s lease.I don’t want the machine there.

Something i forgot to mention is that the senior loan is in process of foreclosure.  

All of the language I read on the IRS website mentions that redemption requires the IRS to pay a purchaser at auction back their purchase price, but I can find no info on if the property is transferred to someone else before redemption.Any help GREATLY appreciated, as the current plan is to transfer to the LLC ASAP.I know the likelihood of an IRS redemption is very low, but I still want to plan for that possibility.House is located in Southern California, if that matters.

@Rob Denn Hi Rob, what you mentioned is exactly the reason why Airbnb is being banned in multiple cities.

Send me a private message if you want to discuss that.A friend who is a realtor mentioned the same thing as well.

@Chandler Scott as I mentioned before it depends on asset class and number of units in one location and/or spread out.

A couple of them mentioned a title that sounded like "shoe" something.

You don’t mention where you’re from, but municipalities have ways of determining whether you actually live at a property or not (i.e. change of mailing address, more than one property in your name, etc).

Make no mention of future plans.