Putting HVAC in any unconditioned space is a big no-no and should be avoided, if at all possible.No matter what you choose, make sure the contractor does a complete manual-J calculation (and ideally blower-door test) so that you know the system is properly sized.

I used Foundations Systems of Michigan for encapsulating the crawl space.Before Pictures:Repairs/upgrades: PaintVinyl FlooringPorcelain FloorsBase Boards, Casing, moldingPlugs & OutletsFixturesBlindsLED Recessed LightsInterior & Screen Doors- removed exterior doors in kitchenStainless Steel Appliances Quartz CountertopsCabinetsBacksplashHookup- New Washer/DryerNew VanityVent FansToiletsTub/ShowerGuttersChimney Caps/Tuck PointHot Water Heater- 1Encapsulated Crawl Space, Added Sump PumpFurnace- 1After Pictures:Unit A: http://smartfloorplan.com/mi/v431539/player.plUnit B: http://smartfloorplan.com/mi/v431659/player.pl RentI rented unit A for $850 and unit B for $825 fairly easily.

I have some systems in place but need to expand my Portfolio. 

I am a Podio programmer and built my system from the start.

Might not work and seems a bit like gaming the system but for those that need it, that might make sense. 

There's the idea floating around that much of the reason REI and the stock market have done so well this round is because of the money that was pumped into the system during the GFC, and it's not because there was anything special about the fundamentals of any particular asset class. 

Set up a system and go from there.

Once you have a system YOU will know when it is a good time for your position.

The Section 179 system requires the taxpayer to choose and specify which assets are being deducted under section 179, in the first return filed for the year, or in an amended return filed within 3 years of the return due date.

I want to be able to complete this process as efficiently as possible, so I would love some expert opinions on the best system to follow for this.P.S.