Nowadays we have so many resources available so we can dip our toes in the water first before completely diving into an industry. 

It is a nice home but had many maintainence isues with it including flooding in the basement, sulfur smell in the water, backyward not trimmed and some other things.

Ryan,It looks like you may be missing water/sewer expense. 

If I might throw on my optimism hat though, once they fully move all of the SEAL teams down to the new Naval Coastal Campus from Coronado, the government's attention to the issue *ought* to be higher than ever considering that these guys are out in the water a lot and when you have a state-of-the-art training facility for our elite forces being influenced by polluted water, this becomes a national security issue.  

I’ve been doing a lot of research and I’ve been lurking on these forums for the past month and felt it was time to join the site, get some advice, and finally dip my feet in the water.

It's important not to muddy the water.

It can be a very good Market to invest in if you can navigate the waters though.

I would also be adding two tank less gas water heaters.One unit is about 1000 square feet, 1 bedroom.One unit is bigger with 3 bedrooms, large kitchen and a living room.My question is with the mini ducts, how are they able to keep bedrooms warm/cool with the doors closed?

I'mwondering how much water has rained down in there.

Hello, my name is Kyle Harrison I am originally from Baltimore, MD but I currently live in Beach Park, IL.I am a active duty service member “GO Navy”.As a Navy Seabee I have worked in construction the past 10 years and have done everything from building schools to drilling water wells, and installing solar panels.