Currently we have a electric stove with a glass top, but one of the burners is not working and it has some visible wear and tear from over the years.

But the one thing I have learned is with stoves I only buy GAS “5 knob” stoves – those that have 4 knobs for burners and one for the oven.

Put them on the back burner set up an auto responder to keep in contact and focus on deal hunting.

I am currently working on a cash out refi but I am going to finish the documentation and then put it on hold before finishing it and keep it on the back burner.

I use the burner app for a temporary phone number and for 5 bucks can know in 10 days if a market is good or "meh."

We finished cleaning the last bit of the home (replacing stove burner pans, etc), left the heat on and water dripping, as it is supposed to get very cold.       

At the apartments, we replaced thermocouples, temperature valves, burners, pretty much anything we could to keep them running until they burst.

Make sure the pilot is actually lit, the gas is actually turned on, the burner is firing (you should be able to hear it.) all assuming gas of course.

When I finally got them to answer the door, the wife claimed that the one cell phone she had was a "burner" and her brother or uncle or whoever the random people that they board in there.

My own projects on my house take a back burner to my rental activities.