Home of Pedro's Tamales, Texas Tech, and Buddy Holly, what more could you possibly need in a town?!

The second is also a 3/2 that’s been renovated and has an outdoor fireplace about 2 blocks from Tech.

There is a large number of rental properties around the Texas Tech campus that seem to be staying vacant.

I’m really open to anything that is close to Tech or LCU too.

I have found that other business travelers are willing to pay more than travel RNs (e.g. tech workers and construction workers whose companies are paying for the housing).

You might want to have another A/C tech check the Circuit board of the main unit in the house, it will be a YORK, or etc...furnace board on the main furnace unit.They look for signs of bad capacitors or burning on the board--or a blown fuse on the board.Also have them check the damper control circuitry (probably on the wall next to the furnace), the one's I've seen use relays.Maybe you will get luck and it's only a circuit board replace for a few hundred--they seem to have a service life and are replaceable.You need a good honest tech (which might mean two or three tries at different techs), vs.

I have a full time job in Tech and 3 kids but eventually would like to do the investments full time..

The problem is that every time I listen to one of the PC's  I have the same recurring thought...it's really cool that you bought 83 houses or you started with 10K and now own a 66 MU, or you quit your tech job in a years....but it's just not like that in Canada.

I have I want to understand the math though so I’m not just punching in numbers and letting the tech do the work.

I'm an hvac tech for 20 years.