I get down there (from the Milwaukee area) each spring for the Sun-N-Fun air show/fly in at Lakeland.

:Gas logs at Lowes start at $169There are Youtube videos on how to put them inI'd probably budget 500-1,000 depending on price of the logs and distance to gas lineUsing CSST pipe will probably make the job faster I ran one for my daughter.Tapped into the black pipe outside as the fireplace was cantilevered off the family room next to the gas meter.I basically drilled through the side of the old wood burning f/p chimney/firebox & ran the black pipe into the firebox & installed a gas log insert.Even though the gas insert was supposedly "vent free" I added an intake for the combustible air through the side & exhausted it up through the existing chimney.The total cost was $399 for the remote controlled 22" gas log insert & I added a small blower fan $20 in the firebox.

I'm an Air Force guy myself (don't hold it against me).

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just started investing within the last 8 months.

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just started investing about 8 months ago.

Everything from bad siding, structural issues, heating and air issues, ground grading, windows and the list goes on.

You get sued.For my rentals, I don't even want the tenant to change the air filters -- that gives me a reason to stop by the property once a quarter to change it and "check on" the place...

The house was originally a flip and after the inspection I found a lot of issues everything from structural to heating and air .

My goal is to find properties that need updates, and to then create new value by renovating them to be more sustainable (insulation, windows, equipment upgrades, air sealing, etc).

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just started investing about 8 months ago.