It feels like she kind of left it up in the air.

Water can be tested using air pressure. 

FYI it is a 3/2/1, tiled throughout, central air, well and septic, with fenced back yard.

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just started investing back in April.

I like to buy near Air Force bases, by the way. 

Rarely does that turn into reality and the other 90% plus are delusional.The Tycoon person I am sure after the show aired likely received many offers at less equity than 50%.Some of these groups go on the show with no intention of making a deal with a shark.

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just started investing in real estate back in April.

The salesman assures me that the vents are for air intake only and the unit can go flush - that if I open up the wall there will be sufficient air intake from the air between the studs - but of course he'd say that; he's trying to sell me the unit.Comments?

I had to buy space heaters for the other rooms.Two years later I was able to find a beautiful duplex in the same town that was much bigger, had a yard, a garage, and central forced air heat, for $1500.

This would total $1,600/mo.Other considerations:- Older septic system- Great set up for a shared laundry- Main house is in pretty nice condition as the owner had it as their primary residence and made several updates (gas forced air, cat5 cabling, hardwoods, etc.)- Requires property manager as I live ~1 hr away- Multiple income possibilities, but could mean more turnoverI was offering in the $220k range, or a higher price but with closing costs paid by seller to help minimize cash out of pocket.