I'm new as well watched a lot podcasts know the outcome $1995 today only.

He'll show you examples of his work if you want it, and I also visited hiim on one of his jobs to see the outcome.  

They deliver for a very reasonable cost also.  

Trying to do so is a recipe for bad outcomes.  

Not sure if the city would do that... or did... and if the 'wholesaler' could contact the owner, that may have changed the outcome.

I never saw it first hand, and knew two people that were respected in my REIA buying into that stuff that had some in the works, I assume they fizzled out because I never heard the outcome. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Anthony Frank Make sure when you write your contract that you don't give a time frame for when you have to deliver the contract to the title company.

The bill/receipt for a new central A/C will usually have a statement regarding the inside temperature will have a 20 degree difference from the outside temperature an that is normal..  78F is fine provided the humidity is minimal.Keep in mind that high ceilings, sunny skies, humidity, skylights, etc..will also have an effect on inside temperature.Window A/C's, portable A/C's and split units will deliver much lower temperatures then central A/C. 

One of her newest ventures is pop-up camper rentals where the camper is delivered to your camp site and set up for you with items such as pots/pans, plates, glasses, etc included for use.I've been monitoring the bigger pockets forums, blogs, podcasts,etc and haven't seen much on this topic.

Just better to try to work within the system for a better outcome long term.