Now they only want to let 2% of the air out at a time to deflate it which will take decades.

Sadly people think they can generate leads out of thin air, meaning the person they called wouldn't have realized they wanted to sell their home had not the wholesaler or investor hit them up to ask if they would be willing to.

Thanks Chad, theres something in the air and it seems to be blowing in all directions.

If you're at a loss and paying off the shortage still puts you at a loss I think your best bet is selling, or seeing how you can get more income from current rents by making it mid term/seasonal or an air bnb. 

I’m active duty Air Force with three VA loans.

Still running the numbers, but the plan is to BRRRR but flip would be the backup exit strategy.Does anyone have experience installing HVAC in old houses that do not have central air?

A metal object doesn't care if it is 20 degrees with still air or 20 degrees and windy. 

Does not make any sense :) I am one of those rare dual licenses  I have a CA Brokers license ( since 1975) and I have a MLO from Oregon and NMLS registration.

We were supposed to close on a property in three days, but the seller didn’t mention an insurance claim related to the air duct in August 2023 (the home was built in 2019).

Purchase price: $1,700,000 I invested in the Bel Aire Apartments in Burlington due to its potential for long-term cash flow and appreciation.