that I can't speak to. The one's I've been too have been solid, but definite convenience store pricing. Meaning wtf for a half gallon of milk. but I get it.

theres NGM market now too

nah, that's really rare, school stuff wasn't random

no. lawnmower might get stolen, but not been an issue that I know of, and I know a lot of people there.

I think some of the people posting are duing the RVA thing of talking down a neighborhood they like for fear demand will rise

ah, one of those. You can model that. Though they make life interesting. Usually more 70s houses have that

It really eats up people's free income. It's one of the big reasons people move south. Thousands of dollars every winter

great neighborhoods

huh. maybe that's whats going on with me

I might be confused can't remember when the last time I was by there

interesting, it usually avoids that issue. But if your system is oversized that would be a complete issue.

You might be able to adjust airflow down a bit. Just don't go too far or the coils will freeze

yes. a tragedy. Dense development is the best for the environment.

Manhattan is ironically one of the most environmental cities in the country

oh interesting I always thought it was ACCA

you get the most random downvotes lately, you seem to have really pissed off the lunatic left still from that last bit

often yeah they pay that, they either accept it or move.

we moved south

installation near the intake/return is generally considered good. But more sensors better

is normal below say 30 depending on variables

I have not dealt with ecobee, but have heard many good things about it. Much better than the Nest by all reports

a technical quibble - most heat pumps won't work, but a hyperheat inverter type will go to -5.

That said, you know if you have such a thing, and for 98% of the people out there you are correct

we should be building more housing in the city, not putting subdivisions on forest and farmland

literally is how it works... same as taxes or any other cost.

code enforcement would be the usual, is that what you meant?

not a strength of the city.

or less. Most of city is faster than that.

Richmond is great. People are telling you not to move here not because they don't like it, but because they do and feel that people moving here are pushing them out.

And you won't here any of this offline.

That said, there are better and worse areas. Hillside court is public housing, and strongly in the "worse" category

I'd bet way over majority - 95%.... barring strange issues.

I'd even go so far as to say most inspectors would be rolling their eyes when they came out.