For example, if the HVAC is now one system, what happens with the cost of replacing the outside air conditioner unit but not the entire system (same furnace, blower, vents, etc.)?  

Once you have two investments under your belt, you have a bit more breathing room and flexibility.

There are a lot of events and lenders in your area - in and around the belt way. 

Have a couple under my belt and looking to do more in 2017.

, and we avoid the up-sale of technicians wanting to replace the blower etc.Tenant screening: We will be doing this ourselves.

Hey Account Closed - it can be super intimidating at the beginning especially before you have that first deal under your belt.

Your stance is interesting given that it sounds like your real estate efforts haven't yet paid for your Renatus tuition...Get a few more deals under your belt and you may find that your perspective on a lot of the stuff you've said here has changed. 

Mopping a heavy amount onto the floors and letting it dry under a heated blower, starting with the heavy stains first, then the entire floor.

You might be able to get by with replacing the evaporator coil and a blower if the system isn’t that old.

one contractors recommending belowClean blower wheel inside furnace around 345$ ( he says cutting air flow efficiency by 20%)To replace blower motor capacitor around 125$ (says reading should be 5.0 but it is 3.9 may fail any time)To replace condense capacity 135$(says reading should be 5.0/40 but it is 4.8/37  may fail any time)What are the worst numbers until which these capacitors work before worrying about replacing them?