The rental, in my opinion, would be considered low maintenance since it recently had a new roof installed, electric baseboard heating (no furnace to fail), and a new water heater installed 4 years ago.So here's the questions:Is renting it out with the current financing worth considering?

We are looking to have a new central air system installed in one of our houses.

In exchange, maybe that person can re-build the dilapidated fence ... or help with demo ... or install a patio ... or do some painting.  

We only install Bosch.

This looks still a bit short, but as time goes things may go better as rent are supposed to increase and yearly installments to me stay the same.

Jassem, when I got my unit installed, the installer told me that if I call him and tell him the unit is not working right, and he finds that the filter is ancient and used up, then I won't be covered by the warranty, so I need to be extra careful with that.  

You could look into doing a sub2/wrap, transferable lease-option, installment contract, or JV with the seller I would speak with a local real estate attorney and find out which option makes the most sense

Hi, I am a specialty contractor, tile and stone installer for 32 years.

. $10k would be put down up front and the remaining amount would be paid in monthly installments.

Due to space constraints & a new bathroom vanity install I bought a Cadet kick-space blower unit 120v using a new $17 single pole thermostat & that room gets very warm.