I dont think the floor/ceiling needs major work but really i dont know. 

I use semi-gloss on the walls and trim, and flat on the ceilings.

(no flooring, ceiling torn apart, etc.).

These service contracts generally cost $300 to $600 for a year-long basic-coverage plan that includes items like ceiling fans, water heaters and furnaces.The contracts come with loopholes.

It's very handy if it's a ceiling mounted alarm to not having to get on a chair to press the test button.Some alarms actually work with ANY infrared remote control devices. 

No one would buy a W/D since it's unlikely there'd be an empty hookup in their next place.It's funny, one of the consistent bugaboos for some landlords is ceiling fans.

No idea about your state but the two things that tend to trip up basement ADUs when they are trying to go “legit” are adequate emergency exits ala windows and ceiling heights. 2nd means of egress?

Whenever there are shared walls or floors/ceilings there will be the potential for noise to travel.

Maybe getting the pipes extended and adding baseboard or a new heating system in the attic and have central forced air from the ceilings. 

Test the ceiling smoke detectors and power outlet mounted carbon monoxide detectors every 2-3 months (by pressing and holding the test button till it beeps; if it continue the beep periodically after the test, the battery needs to be replaced). 2.