We are looking to do a cash out refinance, but currently that is still up in the air.

Anyone know how to research air rights assigned (if at all) on a commercial property?

An anti air conditioner

My husband and I gave them 2 window air conditioners to use as long as they live in the house.

Im looking to upgrade from the 3 rental houses i currently own to commercial RE or multi family 6-10 doorscurrent properties:paid 132k for all 3current rents 1300 monthlyowe 27k 2 properties are 2 bed 1 bath; 3rd property is 1 bed 1 baththey were all built in the 70s and need some major upgrades; electrical, heating and air...etclocation; easy walking distance to local university rental history has been very good/greatshould i try to sell these and get my equity out and out from under the impending repairs or: should i keep these since they rent very easily and use the rental income to add to my portfolio of RE.

Would not mind some appreciation.Currently I am buying properties in Dayton OH , a specific example is example is a 3 bedroom one bath with central air ;408 Sheridan ave Dayton oh 45403.

Allow the floor to air dry.

When I mentioned that the AC was on the roof to my insurance agent, they stated that they would not be able to insure a property where the AC was on the roof.Is it possible/affordable to change it to a "normal" split system where the air handler is in the house (assuming there's enough room) and the condensor is on the side of house?

This could partly be caused by the tenant....Off topic but 350.00 for an air filter change is obsurd!!

I would seriously consider protecting the central air units and a metal cage has been used by some landlords in my area.