That could change in the future, and wholesalers could find the environment a lot more hostile.

I used to work in a cubicle where everyday I felt like Peter Gibbons from Office Space lolEveryone I worked with was 25+ years older than me which left for a very boring and dull environment for me.

As a landlord, property manager, owner, you should always do an assessment of your property and the environment.

If the child is in an unhealthy environment, physically or mentally issues, call your child support services and have them make a determination.

How about this food for thought - if a nation were to have a somewhat rational central bank, relatively friendly business environment, relative safety from terrorist fuelled disruption, and to become a world leader in energy production, would you want to invest there?

Not the ideal environment to show someone else the amenities a property has to offer.

I think it more or so has to do with you and the environment in the brokerage you join. smaller firms generally attract more tenured agents that go there to not spend time training newbies.

Then they just work the short con then the long con... and its a target rich environment for those scammers.. they can induce the newer investor who is not familiar with what real rates are or how the lending process REALLY works in our markets...

I am in the exact same scenario described by @Rich McCormak with the same dates, valuation, rental environment, converting at a lower FMV vs purchase price.  

Whether central air in a hot environment or a heating system in a cold environment, you most certainly can seal all penetrations {in practice, we've encountered very few contractors who seem able to do this}, insulate the ductwork and leave the mechanical unit to function in a space that is sufficiently warmer or cooler than the conditioned space to impact its performance.