In this case having no mortgage also takes that pressure away.

I tried to explain this to the property manager and it’s simply easier for them to try to pressure me into getting another stove.

I had two separate contractor crews, one cleaned up the basement, pressure washed and painted the basement, along with painting the stairs and common area hallways.

I really like areas such as Dormont, Mount Washington but wonder if that would be catching lightening in a bottle. 

They do a pressure test on every property.

Call the siding guy that recommended him maybe he can apply some pressure.

IKEA sells some decent cabinets too that actually hang mount from the wall.

just know that there is pressure on cash flow right now, so if you're hoping to replace W2 income with real estate income, it's as tough as it's ever been. 

You already have some decent savings in case of emergency.I'm not saying to rush or feel pressured.

We completed this recommendation as well with no solution of the problem.So we contracted one last HVAC company, which they mentioned that the tenants roll around portable AC (which they are using to try and cool off the home) is more than likely bringing in a negative pressure into the home and causing additional moisture.