Mini splits don't distribute air very well, so they work best when used in small spaces.

Generally speaking, I air on the side of caution when taking deductions and give people the benefit of the doubt.

You'll learn a ton and make money while you learn.One more thing -- the asking price of $250k sounds like a round number the seller pulled from the air.

I do see that masonry cleaning/chemical wash (the prep work) - "may require an air pollution control permit from the Environmental Permitting and Inspections Section of the CDPH"And then digging further I see there's also a separate Architectural Surface Cleaning Permit could be required.Anyone have experience with this?

Forced air heating.

Recently, in December 2020, I completed my 7-year enlistment in the Air Force.

Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Sale price: $665,000 Originally purchased as an air bnb, at that time it was more vrbo.

Talked to an original owner neighbor, they mentioned they had the same and it would come on by itself somehow but they didn't know what triggered it.Before digging through our attic - I figured I'd ask here...Could this be part of the overall heating system (gas furnace / forced air)?

We were contacted by a commercial entity that would like to rent it long-term and lease it short-term on Air BnB and similar platforms.

I tried to make this short, but I see you can use a breath of air.