In order to separate the cost you will have to have a air handler and compressor for each unit. 

Hello BP family:I decided to invest in rental properties out of state using a turnkey company, from what I read seems like I will need about 20% down or close to 30k, so I decided to get a night time job part time as a package handler, all this money will be saved for my down payment, I was wondering if there is anyone currently doing the same, or someone who started this way and was able to save up the money and already purchased there investment property, I just want to know if I am making the best move, Thank you BP family and I look forward to hearing from you.

If you do like a form 1065 (partnership), there is spots to handle real estate, depreciation and all.I do not advise doing real estate as an S Corp, but as an LLC.From what I see, you need an accountant who specializes in REAL ESTATE

too funny... we can list a whole bunch of things that require licenses that are not as important or involve peoples life savings.1. cutting Hair.2. flying an airplane ( although that can be dangerous with or without the license)3. food handlers permit.4. bar tender permit.5. special permit for motorcycle.6.

Including scripts, objection handlers, and more!    

If its only the outside part of the a/c system it won't be a good match with the old furnace/air handler. 

The example I was referring to (which Jeff made reference to) is two lawyers who claim to handle RE transactions in OH did not know OH does require all property managers to be licensed.

And then he tells me I'll have to replace the whole thing [air handler], and gives me a price of $2500.

Also found wires burned in the disconnect for air handler.

I'm not sure if this applies to ESAs (though I do know that it is not legal to deny tenancy to someone with an ESA), however, when it comes to service dogs (ONLY dogs and the odd miniature horse, can be service animals), handlers are not required to disclose that they have a service dog to a landlord, as service dogs are NOT pets - they are defined as medical equipment under law.