Microwaves are entirely optional and I wouldn't do one except over a range to take care of exhaust.

Today, I feel very exhausted and I feel like my mind is spinning.

Once your underlying limits are exhausted, your umbrella policy steps in to pick up where they end.

For the last 8 years or so, we have been living in a 2/3 of double in New Orleans, Louisiana that I renovated over a long and exhaustive 3 years.

Keep the window if you don't have an exhaust fan as its code required. 

i tend to agree with @Michael Gee, these properties can be very tedious and exhausting to comb through, make sure you due your title due dilgence it could be worth your while, keep posting but most of all keep sharing

This can be achieved expensively using a high quality 2-spd bathroom exhaust fan {see Panasonic WhisperGreen} which is run either continuously, or via a periodic timer, on low and switched to high for exhausting the bathroom following a bath or shower.  

Inside I flush the water heater, clean bath exhaust and rangehood fans, make sure all risers to sinks are braided stainless hoses (if not copper or solid), I put vinyl under sinks that runs up the back a bit, clean all filters & heaters and snake all sink and tub drains at least quickly with a $3 zip-it.  

They say that owners move from one pm to the next and soon the pool is exhausted - so each pm gets the runoff of the other pm's.

I know wholesalers who list their properties on MLS after exhausting their buyers list and go on to sell that property in short time for good money by doing so.