The savings is great and I just don't see the sense in not making energy efficient improvements...For the majority of my properties I would be at $1,900 for a 92% efficient condensing natural gas furnace installed and around $2,500 for the C/A

Even condensation on glass can be enough to damage wood.

We've done two short interviews via Skype that the production company is condensing to a short reel and will be shopping to large networks (A&E, HGTV, FYI, etc).

There is more to consider than the average person may understand....especially in Florida where the greatest part of the load on an AC system may actually be humidity (water vapor must be condensed out of the air before the air can be cooled below the dew point).For what it's worth...David J Dachtera

You can purchase a condensate pump for $50 and plumb it to where ever you need. 

Plus I believe with one outside condenser unit you can hook up multiple wall units in the inside.Hope that helps.

Could be condensation, but seems awfully wet for condensation.If I was trying to solve this, I would take a fan set it on the inside dry it real well.

That may have been what the auditor was referring to ("thermostat was wrong") The condenser outside may also not be functioning properly which runs the electric heat more often.

If you want more details about the investing business itself the most condensed and thorough book I've ever read is "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor", by Gary Keller. 

However, I can't think of innovative ways to prevent the AC condenser from being stolen since it's outside of the house, and these bad guys can still jump over the fence and steal the condenser.