So, we had an electrician come over and to our surprise, due to a dedicated circuit that was installed for the air conditioner unit (needs repaired, but circuit is fine), the process of wiring/installing electric baseboard heaters is fairly cheap and easy to do.Having said that, I am racking my brain for possible pros and cons of adding these heat sources and being able to call these "bedrooms".

If you need to add a breaker panel to the basement, I can tell you how much that cost me as well.

Hello,I have a over the range microwave with exhaust that runs exclusively on a 20 amp circuit breaker.

In my case they weren’t and the damage was confined to a small area, so it wasn’t a deal breaker. 

Your credit score unless it is sub 650 really isn't a deal breaker just expect to pay a higher rate.

Courts will make declaratory judgments on either side... they will move before their respective circuits resulting in a split which will find itself to the Supreme Court in 3-5 years.I believe the reasoning is quite sound, but that doesn't mean the 9th Circuit will rule the same way.

In other words, if the tenant is "not available" and won't give permission for someone to go insdie their unit that is usually a yellow flag. not a deal breaker,...but it can certainly make a number of people "pause". 

Differences in process can mean anything from a minor inconvenience to a deal breaker. 

Normally no, it's not a deal-breaker and it's a great chance to get in at owner-occupied interest rates.

@Brandon LaFranceWhile that is a slight roadblock that is not a deal breaker there are still options out there for you.