@Clayton Smith, if you can provide a quality service then more power to you!

Point is that you are taking all the risk and that they have all the power to screw it up.

Also China is slowing so capital is flowing to countries like Germany and Switzerland in the chase for safety and investors are willing to loan money for a negative rate because they expect the rise in purchasing power to make up for it in real terms even while losing in nominal terms.4.

The last one I got that is A/C and heat is a powerful unit that provides heating or cooling for an open 500 square foot area and it was $400 at Lowe's.Another heating option I put in my own home that I also think would look snazzy and upscale in a rental, but at a low cost, is those electric fireplaces. 

I bring the 770 account up because it allowed me to lock in a base at 4% compounding annual-variable-rate on the funds I sourced from my IRA account and it allows me to make unquestioned loans on the cash balance (I had a significant lump sum which required a policy rider to keep the amount of insurance purchased at a minimum while making as much cash value available to me to borrow against.

If they are modern (ish) double glazed, then you might be able to stretch that 2t unit and just shove another duct in.Also, find out if your power company offer any incentives for upgrading a central a/c system.

Here are examples of just a few:Entrepreneur: The Power Brothers / Power Properties (Dallas, Texas)While investing in North Dallas in 2009 and 2010, I began hearing of what the Power Brothers where doing in the Historic District.

I am new to real estate investing and would like to meet with more experienced and like minded people in order to learn and build a more powerful network. 

Hopefully those much smarter than me can help Rick H. but since probate was never opened, no powers were given to anyone, therefor sole heir or not, she doesn't have any signing authority to sign anything enforceable to "tie up" or get the property in contract.

As things stand here in NB for the moment, the best I can hope for from our energy efficiency and net-zero power efforts is reverse metering to the point of zeroing out my bill with the electrical utility.