There are banks that do non-recourse loans to IRA's, a simple google search should render you some results. 2) If you are still working for the government, you likely can't rollover the TSP to an IRA. 3) When borrowing money with the IRA, you do have a special tax, called UBIT, not a deal breaker, but something to be aware of. 

the law firm appealed the sanction and that went all the way to the 9th circuit and they still lost..

They require almost zero labor and don’t care if you breaker box is full or at it’s amperage limit.

Additional things to consider: where is the breaker box and do both units have access to it if needed?

I have one water meter, one gas meter, and two separate breaker boxes.

Also received the Scope of Work: roof repair, exterior paint, replace rear siding, new exterior doors, new gutter, soffit and fascia repair, clean and seal basement, electrical repairs and new breaker 100 amp breaker, refinish hardwood floors, new vinyl kitchen floor, new furnace and duct work - Estimated $9,100 total."

You must not overload electrical circuits.

As a GC I'll still try to negotiate a DP, perhaps only 5-10% (maybe even less depending on contract value) in this arrangement, but it's def not a deal breaker if those terms aren't incorporated into the contract since the largest capital outlay is not part of my scope.

Similar to Elecric Vehicles in my mind......sounds great but way too many issues.....I have an off-grid house where I personally installed solar, but the nearest power poles were too far away, and the cost to me to bring power in would have been a huge deal-breaker. 

Same for electrical.....replacing an old GFCI is fine, bit if you're adding more outlets or especially running a new circuit, you'll technically need to get a permit and have it inspected.Now does everyone do this?