I was informed by AC contractors that what I wanted would cut the air flow down too much.

I am able to find previously recorded webinars under "Education" but am not sure the order in which they aired, which one is the most recently aired, and the dates they aired.

I thought about doing an air test, since there are no visible signs of mold anywhere but since mold spores are pretty much in every home, would the air test even show any valid results?

If you have exposed duct work, make sure the joints fit together tight and your not losing heat/air into a basement.

So we were able to negotiate a little more off the deal (knowing we were going to put everything under air and increase the value substantially).

So we were able to negotiate a little more off the deal (knowing we were going to put everything under air and increase the value substantially).

Do you remove the radiators and install forced air heat and incur all of the costs of adding duct work?

It's a very nice unit, with quality appliances, mini-ductless air/heat, tankless w/h,  but prefab stall shower and Home Depot sinks, cabinets/tops, windows-doors etc.

I renovated the empty unit at closing helping increase income immediately and the exterior is about 60% done now, just need to do the curb appeal aspects and re-foam the roof. 2/4 air conditioners replaced.

Man, there are so many fun answers to this question.I'll assume that you don't have a job that provides a thousands-per-month surplus.I'll assume that you don't have a RE salesperson license, and aren't a contractor.I'll assume that you don't currently live in a multifamily property.I'll assume that you don't have a credit score over 700.I WILL assume that you live in a home that you do not rent.I WILL assume that you own a vehicle.If you're just looking for ways to make money appear from the air with minimum effort, clean out a spare room in your house and but that bad boy up on Air BnB.