Crisis averted...

I am going to replace the bathroom door (currently very small and has a vertical blind as a door) with a pocket door.  

It's almost disconcerting that you can't see an entire room, just a vertical slice of it.

If it's tripping, then there's a reason - - find it or risk having a fire with dumb tape and bailing wire fixes like changing the breaker rating.It is not uncommon to see a breaker tripping at a lower than rated current, especially when it's been abused over time or it is well aged, say 15-20yrs. btw: it's 15A not 15V and the 15A plug has two parallel slots while a 20A plug has a horizontal 'T' on the left and a vertical 'I' on the right.

Window wells with a vertical depth greater than 44 inches (1118 mm) shall be equipped with a permanently affixed ladder or steps usable with the window in the fully open position.

Window wells with a vertical depth greater than 44 inches (1118 mm) shall be equipped with a permanently affixed ladder or steps usable with the window in the fully open position.

Unit is now vacant (and in need of some rehab), and the crisis is averted.

Aside from a few minor problems that I can fix easily for less than $100 there were a few problems that I consider to be major issues. 1 The TPR discharge pipe on water heater is PVC and drains directly into the drip pan.2 The electric panel is missing the deadfront cover and one breaker in the electric panel has more than one wire connected.3 A horizontal sliding window has been installed as a vertical single hung window in the bathroom.What do you think I should do?

My suggestion for you to consider: Leverage what you know (real estate) in a vertical and/or related trade/industry.

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