Those that control the policy levers will make sure the government's real borrowing costs are at or below zero until the bond market FORCES them to be more responsible.

Oil fired hot water or forced hot air?

Even if we forced them to participate, what good would that bring?

We're forcing the holder of the EMD to execute that clause, which he is.

It just ain't worth the money.For heat, I've had:Electric baseboard heatA pallet stoveA woodstoveFurnace forced airGeothermalHydronic baseboard with oil-fired boilerAir-source heat pumpNot in any of these did a $150 tune up end up making sense.

I detailed, including with timeline, a VOLUME collapse BUT forces that would hold UP median home sale prices, seemingly impossibly holding them up.

If it’s a full gut, then it would behoove you to do a traditional forced air system. 

Placing an air handler in the attic lowers the overall efficiency of the system as it will force your AC (or heating) system to work harder than necessary to achieve the cooling or heating load desired.

A mid term rental approach, as @Olivia Radziszewski suggested, may attract a higher quality "roommate", like a nurse, project manager, or armed forces personnel,  etc.

The Corona Virus is forcing many to work remotely for jobs that never had the opportunity to do so in the past.