Gets a lot of sunlight and exposed to every season (e.g. hot, humid, snow etc.)

As others have said, however, there is not much upside for you to publicly expose them and there is a palpable downside with your exposure to liability (remember, anyone can sue anyone for any reason) and/or possible retaliation. 

I also had a chance to almost pick up an old 1800s barn house for free, it had a hole in the roof but very cool exposed beams an hour from Lewiston and Auburn.

@Latimer LuisAll thou we seem far from it today, he could be hinting at future interest rate risk your plan is exposed to, and therefore trying to limit your exposure by paying down current debt.

But when exposed to nothing but rain - or the other extreme - nothing but a lack of, they're going to leak. 

Banks will require the property to be listed, so they know it's exposed to open market, since they want close to FMV, and will send their own agent to do a BPO.  

Expose her to your future plans and the importance of her role.

But, based on my personal experience, they're going to want to make sure that you can perform, and exposing your credit can be a deal killer for you.

I actually think it is a nice feature and would place a narrow entry table (google narrow entry table) against the wall when you walk in.Not sure what the rest of the large room looks like but it seems the wall creates a space for a sofa or love seat against the wall without exposing the back to the entry door.For the opening you could look for a framed piece of stained or art glass and suspend it from wires top and bottom if you don't like the open look.

But if you click like, you just exposed him to another x number of friends you have, for free!