Air ticket to Vegas and take your chances on the roulette wheels...Just kidding!

There will invariably be something on the home inspection, but hopefully it's not expensive, or something that you can live with.Personally, I find better value in fixing up a rental - my first rental needed more than a dozen new windows (some were in rough shape, and there were even taped storms) and I added central air (removed radiators).  

A whole house, clean air, democracy for just 10 or 20K USD.

Heat rises and when it does it drags air behind it ---- cold, crawl space air. 

I didn't approach them until I made offer.PURCHASED: 200KTERM: CASHRENOV: 70K of 100K (New roof, windows, new 2 apt, new 2 commercial, new gas forced air furnace X 3) RENT: 500+550+700= 1750/mo (700 can be 900-100 if I renovate and kick tenant out in future, old rents 400, rents in 1 day)           1500+1200= 2700 (commercial)GOI: 4,450/mo or 53,400 annually ( I get late rents, because inherited tenant lost job, but we good now)Tax : 7,000Ins: 4,000Utilities: paid by tenantNOI: 42,400 or ROI 14%, 42,400/300K this is my inlaw's 200K from #2, and our 70K.

Our other option would be to have a natural gas forced air system installed that would run about 5800 dollars.

Yes I would like to pick your brain because one of the areas I was seriously considering was the McDill Air Force Base area.

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If you are looking towards energy efficiency, you will get more bang-for-your-buck by improving the building envelope (air sealing, better insulation, improved doors and windows). 

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