@Michinori KanekoI live in port saint Lucie fl, the property is a 4/3, 3000 sq feet under air and built in 2005.

We also had my personal Heat and Air team come take a look at the system to make sure it was fully functioning and without any leaks.

We also had my personal Heat and Air team come take a look at the system to make sure it was fully functioning and without any leaks.

Took out the electric heating and put in a forced hot air/cooling system.

If it were me in the situation I would look either at the most doors I could get for the buck in a stable market, like a $750,000 16-unit multi-family in my market that is currently c-class (window unit air conditioners, dated stylings, and 10+ year old appliances, etc), extremely well located, and, based on all that, probably a good target for adding value over time and increasing the appraisal value substantially. 

These chemicals and pesticides leach into our soils and water along with drifting over in the air for miles. 

Purchase an Air Purifier for their son's room and main living area.  2.

Turning a sunroom (or extra space) from a “hidden bedroom” into an under-air space that can either be another bedroom, or in your case an expansion of the master and kitchen.

The house had new vinyl siding but it covered up rotted T1-11 siding, like literally the nails were attached to air.

I have thought about air bnb for short term rental but it wont be my first go to.