Every employer will be spending a lot of money training you when you are first hired.

Clearly, there should be value in adding this feature, and doing so properly and with a permit, so that it's reflected in the title, and i'm trying to gage how much would be acceptable to spend on central air.I've been quoted between $7200 and $16K for a 3Ton complete system, and while i don't always go with the lowest bid, i'm tempted to do so this time since i treat air as a "commodity" and not "finishings" and am at the tail and of a renovation.

Spend a dollar now and save ten dollars later.Thanks for the reminder to everyone to ALWAYS keep up on the maintenance on your properties!

So spend wisely!

Spend some time here on BP, and read as much as you can.

and those are college graduates with masters (graduated years ago) that make over 150k per year.what do you do with "normal wear and tear". i am tired of spending 1k for carpet every time a tenant moves out.

I love what I do, but I am obsessed with REI - spend all my free time researching it, listening to podcasts, driving around looking at houses, working on my own house.

When I was working up there, I had to spend an exuberant amount of time explaining to people what L/O was and how it works.

Id rather take that and spend on marketing.

Re-read Tom Goans post where he encouraged thinking like the target.Tenants have a certain dollar amount that they are willing to spend on the rent - that's their budget.