You need to talk to your handler and have them deal with the issue or find you another place to live.

You might want to think twice about using an IRA to handle real estate investments.

As for the air handlers - they will be in the attic.

It listed everything from refrigerator, microwave, washer, dryer, dishwasher, garbage disposer, central AC compressor, handler, water heater etc...with model, brand, serial number, and responsibilities. 

No, H&R Block and the box store accountants are not sufficiently educated to handle real estate investing (and they're probably not CPAs).

Attic not insulated or any walls house or ducts in the house.Just put a heat pump and air handlers in, was oil heat.

They are not, however, reliable attack dogs (unlike German Shepherds) because while they have been bred to be dog-aggressive, being human-aggressive is considered a negative trait (since handlers needed to break up fights without themselves getting bitten). 

Assuming you're just replacing the furnace (aka "air handler), A-coil (evaporator) and condenser (outside part) that seem like a lot.

If I saw anything below 30%, I'd start to think about deferred maintenance and what places that could rear its head.Another expense you'll need to consider that isn't in place now is onsite management to enforce rules and how you'll handle rent collections.

I'm looking for your vetted referrals in the following areas:- Carpet - Appliances (fridge, washer/dryer)- Landscaping Maintenance- Delivery handlers or valet service- LVP flooringWe would really appreciate your knowledge and suggestions!