That is a Goodman furnace, they sell them to anyone, licensed or not, and they are cheap.  

. - Foremost ($2650)- Tower Hill ($1100)- Proper ($3900)- Travelers ($2500)- American Modern ($1350)Thanks in advance for your input.

This leads to all sorts of market distortions and inefficiencies.Last I heard California is still a democracy so "the politicians" were elected by the people of the state, and are doing what the people want them to do: to perpetuate the endless growth myth of the post-WWII boom, during which California grew on cheap oil, cheap labor, and cheap federal money.

Don't buy the ugly duckling because it is cheap as you won't be able to sell it high in the future either!

They're planning to build a walkable overpass over I-440, building new "Green" streets and stormwater infrastructure, a new street grid connecting more parts of the area together to allow more avenues of travel for pedestrians and vehicles, a proposal for a project called "The Midtown Ring," and much more.

I work with many investors who are out of state and can't travel here often to see properties.

I love traveling and I just want to show my kids what I didn't have the opportunity to experience.

I think he's one of the nothing-down wholesalers and told the guy I'll take over your place for debt and you should be happy.The other guy offered to do the same and give seller $5K more - Which the poster could've done if he was not so cheap. 

Travel to south burbs - Chicagoland is required.

If you buy cheap enough, and you have plenty of equity in the deal after the rehab, you should be just fine.If you did a decent rehab, there should be no issue selling the property.