We have to buy deals with fat profits to absorb inefficiencies from contractors (and 3rd party PM).We just had a TV wired and mounted in our primary residence. 

Based on it being Lakefront, it’s most definitely more attractive and more marketable than not, albeit on a small “non motorized boat” lake.  

You could even get a rear mounted snowblower .  

I currently work in the auto industry for Ford Motor Co.

I'd recommend looking outside of the hot downtown Charleston RE market and focus on growing areas like James Island, Mount Pleasant, Hilton Head, etc.

Though, if the blower in your furnace is not a DC variable speed unit {i.e. an old single speed 75-100amp motor}, you should consider replacing the blower since it will be running year round and the blower tends to be the biggest energy consumer in older forced air systems.If the gas furnace is older (only 65 - 75% efficient vs 95% in a modern furnace), you could always replace it with a hybrid solution ... natural gas heat with an electric central air cooler.

And frankly if the mounts didn't need to be drilled in, I'd say the same for blinds as well.

But the damn motorized thing was so noisy I we stopped using it.

I see you have no granite or mounted microwave.

In-home businesses must be in accordance with city ordinances:"Prohibited Residential Occupations: No residential occupation shall involve the detailing, servicing, or repairing of motor vehicles".Certain types of businesses may be conducted in a unit (ie. tax preparing, accounting, typing services, data entry)The city ordinance also requires that a business license be obtained PRIOR to conducting the in-home business, and that a letter be required from the board of directors stating they are aware of the in-home business.