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I read a lot of reviews but they tend to be on the buyers side.

@Luke DavisWith the so many metrics thrown around on BP, some are straightforward some are not, and still others are often misunderstood (i.e. cap rate being the most misunderstood), it may help to first identify WHAT can be measured in a real estate investment and then look at HOW they are commonly measured.The four sources of return in rental real estate (i.e.

Matt faircloth books helps too.Lastly, strong review an accounting textbook basic knowledge of personal financials, tax code, and financial statements (real estate) can go a long way!

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It also had a title report for bidders to review.

You should have a DD clause in there that would let you back out if there are things that make this deal go south (like undisclosed violations, fines, etc.).If he says you can't go in there until his lawyer reviews the contract, again, what's in your contract. 

@Ryan J Bruun  WACC isn't a good metric for evaluating whether a property is worth it or not. 

First, I would live some reviews of this site before I consider paying for the service.

If the equipment is older than 10 years, I would say stop wasting money on repairs and get it replaced (you may be able to reuse the existing outside compressor it uses R410a refrigerant, but if its R22, it junk).The way they left it, it is not operational for either heat or cooling.Personally, I would review what you paid to the original HVAC company and see how they took advantage of you.