Being that the house is in Colorado Springs I wonder if he could market to the Air Force Academy and find a great longer term tenant that way.

These units have so much to offer and are HUGE, almost 2000 sq ft under air.

That's still up in the air.

That's what it was called when I was in the air force might be different for different branches. 

The home had a boiler, all of the piping (asbestos) leading to the radiators was wrapped or jacketed in a protective jacket, ( to keep the asbestos from becoming disturbed and air born.) 

@Seth Teel I thought I was supposed to supply my own pressure tester, and install it myself.So the city inspector will add air to the line and check for pressure him/her-self?

@Blake Woodham Sorry man, anything that propels people through he air, insurance companies are going to be against;  Diving board, trampoline, zip line, etc. 

After 8.5 years in the Air Force, it's time for me to hang up my active duty military hat and hit the real estate market in San Antonio.  

Greater care might be taken in cap rate assumptions, that's generally an assumption from thin air unrelated to the type of business.

I just currently retired from the Air Force and  moved  back to the Atlanta area (Alpharetta).