So if I put in the baseboards, the tenants will then be controlling the heat & air (window units) and basically paying for it themselves reducing my monthly expenses considerably.

I got bids for a traditional duct system with forced air for $6000/suite.

Under that arrangement I would not be responsible for outside improvements or air conditioning or heating mechanicals, and if I were, than those items that make an improvement or extend the use of the property, I'd want to be applied to the purchase price.

Pull a transition or forced air floor register and see what the tile was set on.

We just gave the work to Air Experts from Doyelstown - 330-658-2600 $3,973Other Quotes Ohio Mold- from Howard 740-392-4789 Quote $4,800Farsight - Canton-Dover 866-340-6653 Quote $7,000 something, seems to be missing from the file.

Just make sure that you have enough air feeding it and you get a good cross draft.

I am retired Air Force, and currently work as a Sys.

I started investing several years ago when I was an Active Duty Air Force Officer, so I understand a lot of the challenges that come with investing while in the service.BP was and is a huge part of my success and I think you will learn a lot by being active in this community, while making some great connections at the same time.

Reckon I can get a loan, or make a profit out of thin air to start investing?

Complete rehab - new kitchens, baths, all new flooring, new windows, added central air for both units, What was the outcome?