We sit on our porch at dusk and watch probably close to a couple hundred bats fly out from the attic.

For example, Cozy is a management software that's designed for small portfolios starting at a single unit and possibly getting up to a hundred or so units.

If it's running constantly, one month can cost you hundreds of dollars.

Ive been doing this 17 years, been involved in hundreds of transactions, 1000s of offers, and Ive seen a fake offer once. 

At the moment, I'm losing about a hundred a month on it, which makes me think if I should sell it next summer when the current lease with my tenant is over or if I should keep it as rental for now and sell in a few years with a profit (hopefully).Here are a few things to consider:- I can potentially break even on this rental if and when I refinance (not taking rental expenses into consideration though, just the mortgage could be covered by the rental income)- There is a proposed apartment community to be built right across the street from my condo - twelve 3-story buildings of studio and 1 and 2-bedroom apartments, with 25% of them being set aside as affordable housing.

I booted the thing up and found hundreds of PDFs on the hard drive with bank statements, social security numbers, home addresses, and enough information to make the typical bank robbery blockbuster look like child's play.

I've done many closings from out of state, often hundreds of miles away, and I am closing on a sale next week.1) The seller's realtor will typically have a lockbox on the house. 

In many different markets, there are hundreds of thousands of people, making millions of mistakes, misinterpreting or ignoring billions of pieces of information, and I’m supposed to think the market is efficient?

I’ve listened and heard advice from hundreds of forums and facebook groups.

So my questions is to repair it while still under warranty to save maybe few hundreds on part or just replace a new AC unit (~$6000) when it break down again.