., do you mean install another furnace and AC, or just separate the ducts while keeping one unit to circulate the air?

Money circulating in the economy is increasing through extreme levels of central bank purchases, while the number of assets in the economy remains fairly stable, meaning the need for income/yield will only increase, making cash flows very valuable.

I do not see a circulation pump but there has to be one. 

Are you aware of the fact that the more money that is printed and circulated into the market the less your dollar is worth?

Now would be the time to make adjustments and I would alter a few things...namely the washer and dryer in the bedroom, the entry door to the bathroom being in the kitchen and the refrigerator being out in no man's land in the middle of the path of circulation.  

(an investor who only buys and sells in US markets has very little exposure to foreign exchange, so the fluctuation of the US Dollar may go unnoticed to you.)Back to my point... the value of the US Dollar rises and falls, but the paper it is printed on wears out and must eventually be taken out of circulation and replaced by another bill.

So what the forced air furnace does as it operates is circulate lots of air throughout the structure.Jorge has hot water (hydronic) heating in his multifamily.

Lending club is the bigger p2p loan platform, their rates are a little lower but a bit pickier on underwriting (640+ credit).Conceivably one could get loans on both platforms and circulate up to 50k in funds, pay back soon and re-borrow like a credit line.Been a lurker on the forum a while now (good place to hang out and sponge info).

I swung by there and found the freezer packed which didn't allow any air circulation, after removing the freezer bottom the vents were frozen to the fridge.

HelloI just bought my first BRRRR house and it came with electrically heated circulating water heating system.since I'm working on major ceiling demolition and flooring I think it would be a good idea to replace the water heater to electrical baseboard heater because it requires less maintenance. what's your thought about it?