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So the trend throughout the shoreline, particularly the south shore of Long Island, is to jack these houses up in the air, and build a new, higher foundation below them.

For future reference here are some other issue that could give you problems with insurance on rental properties:- Knob & Tube or Aluminum wiring- Fuses - less than 100 amp service- flat roofs- tenants with dogs like pit bull or Rottweiler - branches overhanging the house- broken/Cracked driveways or walkways- Decks or stairs with out railings.- lead paint- galvanized pipes- flat roofs- in ground tanks (active or inactive)- pools- trampolines- EFIS and or asbestos siding/shingles- wood or pellet stoves (may be ok if installed by licensed contractor)Not all of these are problems with every company.  

It is an allowance for the cost of long term capital costs, roofs need replacement, systems such as hot water heater and air conditioning/heating systems wear out.  

Oh yeah, So the property is in Baltimore City, Maryland, in the Bel Air/Edison area.

Is there a noticeable different between what renters will pay for central air vs window units?

I binged on a TON of past podcasts on the drive up here, and have got her sold on the idea of house hacking.We'd like to invest in a small multi-unit around the Clifton/UC area, but as the old AF saying went: "flexibility is the key to air power, and in-decisiveness is the key to flexibility!!"

The charges for the carpet cleaning, window cleaning, chimney cleaning, new air filters and prorated rent charges accounted for almost $1000 of the tenant's security deposit.  

One question about your townhouse, how old is it and when were the major appliances(including heat & air) last replaced? 

It's 3 bed/2 bath, central air, dishwasher, and laundry/dryer built 2008.