Since it came from more than one person, I wanted to address it and spent 2 weeks cleaning it - disassembling the front door of the oven, cleaning the glass surface and putting it back, cleaning the oven rack, cleaning the stovetop with bleaching powder, soap, blade. 

With a 12k sqft roof, I don't think I have anywhere near enough space to offset a significant part of the electric bill.On the surface project solar, estimates a cost of $600k to fully offset the $80k in electric bills which is a 7.5 cap, not bad and considering that the NOI of the building increases by $80k, at a 6.25 cap, the building would be worth $1.3m more.

You must maintain the walking surface of your exterior steps and/or deck so as to minimize injury from slips, trips and falls by you or others due to weather or other conditions.

Once down, carve the inside of the stump out with chainsaw, or cut deep square notches with a circular, and piece out with an axe.Or get two Home Depot guys and give them each a sharp axe, they'll have it out.All you need is to axe an inch below the surface, then cover with dirt.It will still be cheaper than a stump grinder service.

While this technique sounds simple on the surface, the little details can really put you in a bind.  

This deal is so tempting on the surface that it's worth doing some digging. 

Be careful using these on outlets which are recessed behind the surface of the drywall / plaster.

Cooking on the stove needs wirk surface on both sides of the stove.

Therefore, I've been trying to find a property that on the surface doesn't appear to have rental income potential but could be converted into a house hack feasibly. 203K FINANCING FOR BOTH -> At the moment, I'm entertaining either snagging a 1) SFH and building an DADU for STR/MTR or snagging a 2) Multi 2-4 unit that needs work and can have renovations done while residing in one unit.

What do you do with stairs that were carpeted and now are just plywood or other wood that is not a finished surface?