Furthermore, if you did have that elusive 3am or weekend emergency call, you always have the option of simply calling a plumber to fix the dreaded water line break or calling the HVAC contractor to fix that furnace/air conditioner.

(He was the one who test flight the Kfir) Prior to that he was a pilot for the Israeli Air force and flew most of his military career the French made Mirage.

A new forced air unit and duct work is going to get pricey in a hurry.Electric baseboard is an option, but would most likely require a new panel for each unit to pick up the load.

It appears that you simply pulled the 20% number out of thin air and aren't even sure what that 20% covers.

If they report that any number of these 19 banks are troubled and don't release a name, then all of the banks will be subject to increased pressure.

There is a lot of pressure on the BPO agent not to use distressed properties (REOs/Foreclosures) in their comps.

I think the main problem could be inflationary pressures brought on by the huge sums of investable capital that must be invested in to the market driving down interest rates.

My view is along the same lines as the Surprise PD/lenders is that you don't really own real property (attached fixtures) considering the bank's collateral for the loan is "real property"on the other hand I don't blame the guy for taking appliances and things he may have bought himself or upgraded, but c'mon the air handler?

There may be a bit more in monthly rent because my properties also have central air, ceiling fans, etc that altogether bump up the rent a bit.We are in a crazy market right now in which everything is selling/renting fast, so I don't know that it makes much difference today to have a dishwasher or not.

I have a prospective tenant who is moving to our area to work as an air traffic controller.