Ask an HVAC contractor to add more blower vent and return vents.They can use insulated flexible hoses.You might also try installing ceiling fans in the bedrooms and the hallway to stir up the air.Good Luck!

Oh and I love the Beginner's Guide ,Some more history, Got a home inspection course under my belt, I owned a heating, AC, electric business for 10 years.

I think everyone down south associates Columbus with the rust belt type of work and the auto industry.

It's the steps that you need to take to get some deals under your belt.

I flip and sell inside the 95 Belt, and do a lot of business in South Boston.  

We have alot in common, I'm a local owner operator working the same general area and I'm also new to real estate investing with one signed contract under my belt.

Several points here:Cleveland is located in the rust belt, an area where heavy manufacturing was important at one time and has decline.1.   

Once you have a handful of income producing properties under your belt, the story changes.

We are not investors with years of experience under our belts.

Another issue is we are having trouble finding investors, everyone we have asked wants us to have at least two under our belt before they will loan us money.