@Wendell Torrey Were you in the Air Force?

Just moved to Dover a few months ago (Air Force).

This helps air circulate naturally by letting the cooler air enter at the soffit and the warmer air exits at the ridge (peak).Having ridge vent installed is usually a very minimal cost increase.

They said he will break his lease if we aren't able to provide affordable heating, and they gave me a quote for $7k - $10k for a forced air system.

I've found that just running a fan in a basement is about as good as a dehumidifier as if the air is moving, mildew won't form.

Purchase price: $210,000 Cash invested: $41,790Waikiki Condotel studioZoned for short-term rentalShould cashflow $1,500 per month through Air BnBWill be putting about $7,000 into renovationsEstimated ARV - $235,000What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Over the past couple years, Vandenberg Air Force Base has seen a steady increase in rocket launches, and with an increase in new companies getting into the game, such as SpaceX, Blue Origin, FireFly, Virgin Galactic, etc., there won't be a slow-down anytime soon.

That’s why I made a point of pointing out the purpose of your post- to hopefully clear the air for future readers. :)Thanks for your response as well, Ibrahim.

As a quick introduction, I’m an active-duty Air Force member stationed at Rammstein Air Base.

I'm thinking about how I would use the space once I move out.Option 1: I could do a basic finishing (to make it live-able) and when I move out, make it a part of the first floor unit rental or Air B&B itOption 2: Alternatively, I could “go big” with the basement and try to make it a three family (obviously this would require approval from the city).Option 3: something else I haven't thought ofI'd appreciate your thoughts.