The heating cost is much lower than forced air or individual units.If you are upgrading, I would definitely look at switching to natural gas.

Thankfully it stopped there and didn't blow up my propane tank or blow into an open window in the units below me and light a unit on fire...anyway...I'm not a lawyer, but my advice to you is to make sure your lease is air tight and spells out the HOA rules.

I'm in a small market (60k people) with a large air force base that is getting a massive investment in the next decade that is expected to be huge for the local area.

Joshua Tree I am told are making it harder to allow air bnb .

An air search found his body under a bridge the next day. 

LLC may provide some tax benefits but most towns are getting very tough with this Air B&B thing.

I can do everything myself unless I’m not legally allowed to do (ie: electrical and air conditioning). 

I'll never forget my conversation with a (typically very smart) tenant who was so happy that a bunch of clean air/water/daycare/parks propositions passed.

The biggest thing is it doesn't have central air so I know that's going to be anywhere from 2 to 5000 to install.

It handed those bonds off to the California Pollution Control Financing Authority, which finances green projects.