I purchased this apartment with the intention of renovating everything.
It was a apartment built in the 76’s, so everything was old plus the previous owner didn’t spare any expenses trying to update it before he or he left.
There were apparent cosmetic changes such as the wallpaper in every room, shag carpet, plus dark paneling along the walls that needed to be updated as soon as I moved in. However, there were other changes like the Heating in addition to Air Conditioning system that needed attention before I moved my belongings into the house. The AC system was over 15 years ancient plus there was an ancient dial control component used to change the temperature, even though the inspection report said that the AC system still worked, I knew it would cost me more cash to run it than it would to just update it altogether, but when I called the local Heating in addition to Air Conditioning company for suggestions, I was surprised at the chances I had. I could install central AC, a heat pump, ductless mini split system, or a window AC unit. I contemplated what I was going to install, because I wanted this new AC system to be efficient, sturdy, plus reliable. The apartment already had air duct for central AC, so I really leaned toward that option. I also considered the heat pump, because it was a great source of AC plus heat. However, heat pumps were valuable plus not particularly updated. This is why I ended up selecting the central AC option to cool my house.