I find most do not scan everyone. CCleaner only scans the person logged on. I have not found a way around that. I put shortcuts on the other users screens and remind them to run it. Spybot does not scan under their names. Some updates do not update on every name. Those programs do not even give you an option to include 'all users.' I find it annoying. The best thing you can do is log on as the other person and run a scan. See if it picks up anything under their name. Jane

LOL at not putting Goodman in a dog house. I just had two Amana systems taken out and came here to read and sort through a lot of differing quotes before I did.. My Amana units were 6 years old and supposedly had 10 year warranties except we didn't get the paperwork and the installer didn't register them. In just over half their expected minimal life span, we paid for multiple repairs and even labor only can easily set you back $500-1000 at a time. I saw what the inside of those units looked like when they were taken out and still on my front walk. We were in for more repairs before long. I wouldn't use Goodman or Amana either. I'm not sure I'd take them if they were free. The advise you are getting about having a more efficient matched system is good. Not sure if your installation is horizontal or an upflow, but especially with an upflow, you are in for more labor if replace later. I had a 6 yr old system and decided not to go piece meal. When I go to the these parts and those parts, knonwing this sytem would be mismatched and so would the "new" stuff when I had to replace the furnace later, I felt like I was winding up with the chicken nuggets approach to AC, Never as good as the real thing, I decided to clean the slate and start over. With a 20 yr old furnace, I would definitely replace and have a matched system running at peak performance. Just don't get Goodman. I'm not a pro and don't know all the model numbers, but the dollar amount on the Infinity looks pretty good. We replaced with 2 Infinity systems and are very happy -- but the main reason I opened your thread was to encourage you to sift through the quotes, ask question and even get another quote or two if you need to. Check references and things like Angies list or local review sites. The installer is a big part of your long term satisfaction. . .

Hi Brenda...it's just as more new posts come on the old posts get pushed down the page. If you want to "bump" an older post back up to the top again you just need to post to it. Most people just write bump on it if they don't have anything else specific to reply, that's all. :) ~Anj

I have to agree that the kitchens need a little bit or work, i.e. that range standing totally alone against the wall (pic 3)? Is it really installed there, without any landing spaces left or right, no hood? Add some lower cabinets and counter, a hood, and maybe some shelves left and right, or a bunch of cabinets and a cheap hood, even circulating.No MW on the fridge. The other kitchen (pic 13) also needs a bit of work. The range isn't in the space reserved by the uppers. Can you shove it over? Pictures are strange, as is description. Maybe describe one unit after the other, with picture in order. Is there a backyard? Looking at rentals nearby, there are quite a few 3 BR for under 1,000 rent. However, very little for under 800.00 There's one 2 BR: https://www.trulia.com/rental/4000010307-341-Boggs-Ave-2-Pittsburgh-PA-15211 which at least on screen looks nicer. There's one 1BR for 775.00 (which looks strange) and two studios. Maybe market it as owner occupied, with tenant in one unit paying part of the mortgage, potential 750-800?