The house was a horror; filthy, roaches literally everywhere, a kerosene pot-burner heater in the floor - no fan: just a big grate in the floor, everything in the house was sticky, and there were dead bugs and dusty spider webs in the bathtub.I refused to work there and told her to call somebody else.

Or, if you wish to truly experience what a pain it is (because you're the type of person that touches burners when they're hot just to make sure) then you can start it yourself

I'm with some of the others who say to put bankruptcy on the back burner.

I have gone back to the classic alway a winner thermodor or dacor 6 burner cooktop.

We are usuing a gas burner with glass media and adding electrical and extra support above for flat screen TV.

I tried to get my parents to put one in along with a 2-burner electric range top in their house but they didn't go for it.

Their refrigerator shelving is held together with tape, (that way when they moved in); they bought a stove so they could have more than one working burner, the downstairs bathroom has leaked so much the lino is coming up, the fence is held up with props and the gates are history. 

Remember that there’s a lot of other things that can happen - as a new investor you’ll want to account for vacancies, repairs, and a lot of those repairs could be expensive - water heater, burners, plumbing stacks etc.

Brought it home and one of the burners wouldn't light.

Look at the stove.. electric or gas burners?