I would love to get one of these under my belt and feel better about the whole process :o)..

BofA just can't get it through their thick 1920's era Wall Street skulls that consumers have options when it comes to banking and we'll walk when we get "fee'd to death".Sorry, BofA, but you're NOT so big I have to bank with you.

One of the things that has been true for me over the years is, a well designed lighting/elec plan can be the difference in feel from a 60's era house versus something a lot newer.

Que sera sera.

Yes, I saw your RSVP @Irko Maurizio Sera!

Better news, you can sleep at night not worrying that a bunch of late 1990's era water heaters might fail and fill your place with water.

Just FYI that I recently found out, the black mastic for those 50's and 60's era vinyl tiles often have small amounts of asbestos...definitely stuff that calls for respiratory protection at the least.Would love to hear about the numbers as well as the neighborhood.Nice renovation!

Thanks to Joe and Carl Sera from Sera Capital helping us guild through the entire process.

@Joe Sera I was just at the Oregon coast and looking at a commercial piece with a plex on it.

Problem was in the original 90's era ductwork design whereby the cold air returns to the furnace were inadequate & in 2 bedrooms non-existent.