We have window A/C's, and they suck down power.

Oh and yes...the back door / back window was left open. 

The apartment only has window units, which aren't great at removing the humidity.However, I do think it's very possible to find some issue that can be buttoned up in the roof or siding when I take down the ceiling.

The air conditioning is strictly window units no central air.

Looking for an advice on the most effective and efficient way to block up an old basement window.

The ones from John are more expensive, but not that much, and once you factor in the time it takes to assemble the RTA's (whether it's your time, an employee's, or a contractor's), the vast majority of those savings are out the window anyway.Man, as I'm typing this I feel like it kinda sounds salesy; I think because I just finished reading a bunch of promotional copy from a web hosting company I'm considering.

I prefer window units over central ac units because of the cost( you can purchase a 17000 btu unit heating and cooling for $1000) and less issues on repairs.

The layperson will have a hard time navigating some of the compliance like the difference between the working capital safe harbor provisions and the typical 6 month window to deploy capital. 

Hello all, I’m currently working on a Chicago style bungalow and want to get peoples opinions on this minor detail, so we are using Hardie siding with a stone fascia on the front of the house... right now the stone fascia is going to be only on the side to the left of the stairs below the first floor windows, but my partner wants to also run a few pieces a small section above the staircase platform to I guess create a continuous line across, whereas for me I believe doing that is going to make it look a little weird to have just a small section of stones there... are we overthinking this too much?

So, no quick answer.We find for most rental real estate investors they can save about 40% on fees in a 5 year window and 80% over 10 years with a checkbook style plan as compared to using a custodian as processor.