A plumber is going to have to pump the pipes with air and spray each joint with soap and water to see if there is air bubbles.

Replacing defunct air conditioner in another unit.

So we did shoot very high and finally got the property.Below are details-Asking - $167k Listed as- 1650 sqft 3 bed 2.5 bath 2 car garageRepairs needed - Flooring, HVAC(radiant to forced air with AC), 2 full bath remodel, deck rebuild, Kitchen remodel, appliances, new gutters, small plumbing, sewer line repair going to main, garage roof repair, raccoon living on garage attic , tree removal, landscapingOffered price - $191kOriginal - 1919 sqft 4 bed 3.5 bath 2 car garageWe got our property, renovated it and did many things ourselves such as painting, bath remodels.

I am starting to feel that the market there is better suited for someone looking to stay in the area for a long time and house hack (which is not us) or for someone with deeper pockets who can handle a very large scale renovation on a foreclosure or cheap gut (which unfortunately is also not us at this time) We were looking in the capital region due to family being in the area so at least we can make each trip a dual purpose visit (they would not be helping to maintain or manage the property, we would bring on property management for that) but honestly, the drive up there is longer than the drive to Wilmington and that's very enticing.

I’ve installed Central Air, Boilers, Humidifiers, Air Cleaners, Ductwork, Mini Split System’s.

Does that include kitchen appliances, water heater, mini-split air conditioning, kitchen cabinets?

Have the basement fixed, clean the walls with a bleach spray, put in a dehumidifier and open heat/cooling vents to air out the basement. if that doesn't completely stop it, drylok the walls.

All of the units had radiators in them before the building was converted to gas forced air, so we had to patch a few spots in all 19 units.

@Steve Orluski, rent it for a year or two (maybe Air B&B?) 

Im familiar with bel air Edison and waverly from years ago.