> Also, always change the evaporator coil (indoor coil) when installing the new condensing unit (outdoor unit)This part I agree with, especially if you're replacing either of those because they have failed of old age, or if they were very old (20+ years) and suffered some external trauma, which are probably the most common conditions.If somebody steals the outdoor unit for the metal, or a car skids through the yard and takes out the outdoor unit, or someone tries to use a 12" long drill bit to hang a picture and puts a hole in the evaporator coil, that's IMHO a little different. 

Since bandit signs need permits here in San Antonio I was thinking to do signage for my car instead. 

Neighbors complain about all of the cars out front taking up all the street parking.

If you financed the purchase price with a mortgage you have to pay off the first bank to get the title to the property and give that to the second bank for collateral.That would be like owning a car with a loan on it and selling it to someone without giving them the title.

@J Scott  if he used a CAR form there probably is a mandatory mediation clause so you cant sue until you go to mediation first its the same with OR and WA standard realtor contracts.. keeps the courts from being all clogged up and gives retired judges something to do.

After 1 year you paying off the CC, this will be converted to unsecured cc and you will have your money released.We also have CC on the company name but this doesnt help with your personal credit building.Best is you get 2 or 3 lines of credit asap (credit cards, car loans, purchasing items like appliances on credit and paying of in time...this will build your credit. 

I will be cold calling from my car on my commute home from work, it’s about an hour.

Car ran into a house 3 years ago.

No student loans, car payment, or mortgage.

A couple times a week my colleague Kiera hops in the car with an investor to help them understand the lay of land.