An empty steel gallon paint can is a great place for screws, nails, and other small metal trash you generate while fixing a place up. 

Ideally when you are working with a partner you will want the property to be held in an LLC or some form of liability protection tool to start with.

It will smell like the cleaner for a bit, and then it should smell better in general.You can kind of do the same thing for the condenser, but it's usually harder to get to, because it's behind the outside sheet metal. 

> Also, always change the evaporator coil (indoor coil) when installing the new condensing unit (outdoor unit)This part I agree with, especially if you're replacing either of those because they have failed of old age, or if they were very old (20+ years) and suffered some external trauma, which are probably the most common conditions.If somebody steals the outdoor unit for the metal, or a car skids through the yard and takes out the outdoor unit, or someone tries to use a 12" long drill bit to hang a picture and puts a hole in the evaporator coil, that's IMHO a little different. 

BP community,I'm new to BP and am looking to make by first real estate investment sometime before year's end following a failed SFR investment that I held from 2011 to 2013.

Their boot camp is $2000 and held 4 times a year.

3 of the 4 of us hold them on our own, and 4 LLCs for SOLO401Ks, SDIRAs, "cash held LLC" all of which are 3 way LLCs, and a forth cash held LLC with a Private Money Partner. 

The 1 inch plastic ones sag and discolor,  the metal ones get bent out of shape in no time.   

@Jonathan NewsomeHow long have they held the property?

Your LLC isn't providing any liability protection unless your property is held in the LLC.