I Suspect if I posted the opposite; something like ‘Guest demands one night refund for broken AC or crazy party thrown next door all night’ and I responded by saying I told him to pound sand and ate a 1* review I’d get more hate for doing the ‘wrong thing’ than support.

Well, to answer the titular question, "Newly Upgraded Automated Name Search" was best I could find, and got that from Wikipedia.

A good idea would have to save it/put the extra into upgrades to the house.

If you are replacing a broken AC I suppose it would be classified as as a repair rather than a capital improvement. 

Thanks..If I called the repair person I could ask them why they thought it was broken and they’d most likely give me their honest opinion. 

If the wires get cut in the ceiling, baseboard heaters usually get installed rather than trying to fix the broken wires.

So, of course, some people will say that deferred upgrades will bite me in the butt, but I haven't found that to be true in 17+ years.

You could even work it out to cover the cost of an upgrade to a high impact shingle and save 20-30% a month on the insurance you will be getting on the home.Please reply here with any questions and if you would like me to contact you to set up an appointment!

I think it was a good time for me to lock in the gains and upgrading to higher quality neighborhoods with higher cap rates). 

Also, I'd still be playing rugby if broken limbs weren't so costly.I'm a pretty sociable person, and I'm eager to meet BP members with shared interests.