The gas ranges virtually never wear out like the coils can on electric stoves.

Back in my day, it was metal bunkbeds.

Such heat pumps will provide a COP >1 down into the -5F - 0F range, at that point auxiliary heat - typically electric coil or base boards - kick in to support the heat pump.

A manufactured home typically has a metal eye-beam frame system that it is built on for shipping and it stays with the home forever.

This property met all of our investment requirements so we made an offer and after several rounds of negotiating we had the property under contract. 3) I would still do that deal today.

So, this is about right.Heat Furnace = $1,400Do you have to replace the compressor or the coil?

Even on a level that is all bedrooms, a smoke alarm is required in the hallway in addition to all of the bedrooms.Originally posted by Jeff Sielicky:...Checking dryer vents, replacing plastic with metal....Replacing plastic with metal is a good start.

Are they metal/metal trailers?

I find these homes all the time, rip the siding off and stucco the home.I do also agree that the most important factor is the curb appeal which would mean changing the old wood frame or metal frame windows, in doing so, you will have to stucco the home anyways unless you use retrofit pop-ins which I do not recommend, and all the other things mentioned - landscaping, nice looking color combinations, etc.So, is stucco convenient?

Is there a furnace, coil or drip line in the attic above the stain?