This December, I intend to get out of the active duty Air Force and joint either the traditional ANG or Air Force Reserves.I do not have the capital for any down-payment, so I'm thinking of joining a unit that is a few hours away, such as Charlotte, NC, and using the VA again to purchase a multi-unit with the intention of living in one unit once per month when I have to work.

Stanley might not approve, I have a hobby, collecting and restoring old vacuum tube radios.

He is with the Air Force currently stationed in Dayton OH and he does what you want to do.

· Electrician · HVAC (heat and air) · Plumbing · Carpet · Paint · Roofing What you do whenever you look at a new property, or start a due diligence process after getting an offer accepted, is to contact your team of contractors.

I am employed full time with the Air National Guard so real estate will be my second job.

Because there is no door separating the basement from the rest of the house I think damage to the rest of the house, which includes new (fairly high-end) carpet and paint, is inevitable.I'm considering asking them to purchase and use an air filter machine as a partial solution.

Use plug in air freshners too.

is a new forced air unit.wish me luck closing!

The fireplace on an interior wall seems odd; I'm used to seeing them on exterior walls to accommodate things like air intake.I'm assuming that the linen closet on the first floor opens into the bathroom there; the bathroom door and this closet door might be bumping into each other a bit.No window in that first floor bath?

Anyway, in the meantime I have discovered that there are forced-air vents already installed throughout the building, apparently from a previous forced-air heating system (old oil-furnace - hence the underground tank issues...).