If you are in a climate zone that makes a heat pump appropriate (they work and save money even in Michigan) they will have environmental, comfort, and financial benefits for the home's occupants.This price seems reasonable for a 2.5 ton installation.

I recognize that this topic may seem somewhat unconventional given your standing, but I'm hopeful that your guidance can set me on the right path.

My true costs seems to me to be both a reasonable basis and financially the actual costs;  balance+expenses.Just pondering taxes;  the installment sale receives interest and return of principal. 

Regarding eviction vs non-renewal, it seems like the state uses them interchangeably so I'm guessing the new rules apply in either case.The change for an owner wanting to move in is that they or their family members must reside in the unit for at least 12 months and move in within 90 days of the tenant’s departure. 

It seems that the tax-deed market is flooded which makes it unreasonable to make consistent money.

But so many articles seem to leave all that out.

Seems like time is the most problematic variable. 

I asked the plumber to prove I am not negligent (still waiting for the statement; it seems like the plumber does not want to do it).2.

Ohio has been recommended to us many times and there definitely seems to be a very active investor community there.

Seems like an obvious answer but thought I'd ask anyway as the MD office of WC does not pick up their phone or return calls in a timely manner.