Because the substance is cooked, its vapors can also cause accumulation in the ducts and air handler.

Im looking into changing it to central air but I just read about converting it to gas.

If your meeting with the tenant was a sci-fi/military thriller movie then giant air-raid sirens would be going off like crazy right now!!!

The mobile home notes were like creating money out of thin air.

Rough calculations tell me that this probably isn't a very good deal.If it will cost a builder $80 per square foot (just a number out of thin air, but probably the lowest it would be) to build, and a 2000 sf house will sell for $235K, then the builder is looking at a $160K build cost, another $10K for the tear-down and about $25K for fixed costs (closing costs, commissions, holding costs, etc).

I am currently transitioning out of the Air Force and will be acquiring my license in Virginia, most likely with Keller Williams.

My problem with the club was that they seemed to encourage an air of privacy so it was hard to get others to share their knowledge or do any business.

In our small town, there are no RE offices but the nearest ones are 400 air miles away in Anchorage.

I separated from Active Duty Air Force last summer to expand my real estate investing and pursue some other opportunities.

For example, if a new central air system was installed into a house that had no central air before and the work is not permitted - the AC may work fine, but the title of the house won't reflect that the house has this great new feature.