By design, this water is always designed to drain to the outside via some drain.Some amount of this collected water is often designed to be thrown up on the hot coil on the outer side as the fan blows air through it for cooling.So your problem is one of not operating properly because:1) The outside drain is clogged.2) the pan drainage from front to back is clogged.3) the pan is improperly slanted toward the front rather than to the rearThe moisture collecting on the filter will aggravate the function by causing the front coil to ice over.If you are not a DIY type, a HVAC type should be able to fix your problem.Cheers, Buddy

It's simply to make flipping affordable to both sides, but in the end, the idea is that the original owner does the selling.I'll try to create a visual of some sort to clear this up.

@Bryan Templin a cap rate is a function of several factors like location, sale transactions and specific to your local market that determines the value of the property.Since value is determined by NOI and cap rate, your focus has to be on ways to increase the NOI.Good luck on your deals.

The idea of "send out 10,000 yellow letters" vs. "10,000 postcards" doesn't really exist for me in reality given I function on a fixed budget.  

The only issue was that the furnace was old but functional.

You should be able to find it through the search function just by typing in Roofstock.

Looks amazing both visually and in your pocket!

HI team, Im looking for tool i can use to extract property information in different stats.Some of the functions im looking for are: Searching for specific property, finding the last sale of the property, owners name and phone number, size of the lot, number of bedrooms, year of construction, etc, etc. 

Depending on your loan type you may have issues when the appraiser reports 5 functioning units in what is only supposed to be a 3-unit building.

They function.