I purchased my first rental property (duplex) not too long ago. The previous owner was charging very low rent on one side. The other side was vacant (cash for keys). I spent a substantial amount of money renovating th...

I recently purchased my first property. It is a very nice home in a great neighborhood, 3bd 2.5 ba, $2k/mo rent. The tenant has been in for 1 month. She's a really nice lady with exceptional job, background, refere...

How much value does a new central air system add to a property in your area?
Assuming the house had nothing but a gas wall heater (required by code), and you're putting in a complete HVAC system, with ductwork, compre...

Is it legal to only have a through-the-wall a/c unit WITH HEAT that is designed for 550 sf? I'm doing minor rehab to a 988 sf house that does not have central air/heat (location: east of Orlando, Merritt Island).  It ...

Hello everyone! I'm considering purchasing a 3unit building in chicago and the building does not have central air. However, I've been told each unit has a separate furnace for its unit. Does anyone have a ballpark est...

BP, I am hesitant to purchase an investment property without HVAC. Not really keen on buying one that has or needs window units. Should this concern me or should I overlook this preference and focus on the numbers/cas...

Hey everyone, I know having central air for rental properties over window units can make things a lot easier and beneficial. Would it be worth it to convert a multi-family from window units to HVAC?

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We are remodeling a property that we plan to rent out as 3 units, and I was wondering if putting a central air versus split mini systems will affect the value and the rentabililty of the property?
It is easier t...

Looking for some folks feedback on adding or updating their rental to have central air / a mini split. 
I know its a tough question as its based on a few factors, but id be curious what other investors believe they g...

Hello All,My duplex rental property is located in Buffalo, NY. The summers get muggy warm but very rarely does it reach temperatures of 90 or higher. I have been debating on what a tenant would value more between a ne...