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Corey G.
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Best suggestions for replacing several AC units (rooftop package heat pumps)

Corey G.
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  • Phoenix, AZ
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Hello Everyone, 

New to bigger pockets but not to investing in properties. I own 3 multiplex properties and Over the last few years I've spent a lot of money on AC units that have died. I have working (but old) AC units and the ones I haven't replaced are going to crap out on me soon I'm thinking. I'm looking for a better solution to replace the other units I have that won't cost me a fortune. I've spent between 2700 and 3200 for rooftop package heat pump replacements (which isn't terrible here in Phoenix) but 8 more of those is another 25,000 that I don't want to spend. So my question is what does everyone else do when replacing AC? I'm sure someone has figured out a better solution to this that I'm not aware of. Do you buy used units? Refurbished? Online wholesalers? Any advice is appreciated.

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Joe Bertolino
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Joe Bertolino
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Limp through the summer and get bids on the entire package in the winter when HVAC guys are slow. In bulk you may be able to get them closer to $2k a unit. Having to replace them one at a time after breaking puts you in a poor negotiating position.

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