There are new vacuum insulated panel technologies coming available which claim R20+/inch, however they are not yet cost effective, nor are builders familiar with their use and installation {puncture one and it goes from R20 to zero}.

They do have that 10 year compressor warranty under which the compressor on one was replaced, one fridge was  replaced a month after purchase under warranty also for compressor failure and 2 control panels failed so those were just trashed (<5 yrs old). 

Hi EveryoneA few years ago I was required to install a monitored fire alarm panel in my 8 plex. 

I am on a panel with Anson Young, Craig Curelop, and Henry Washington.

They're still are good and cheap elements used.If not an element then it least get a panel van that gets good gas mileage.

Here is an example of a property I recently BRRR'ed:3/1/1 brick ranch, built in the 1950sPurchase: $37kRehab: $43kRent: $1200/moI replaced almost everything in that house (roof, HVAC, water heater, windows, electrical panel, gutted the kitchen and bath, fixed foundation).

She was just on a panel at BP Con and is an investor friendly agent.

The add on has a separate breaker panel but the garage is considered common area.

I bet if I look behind the paneling...it would be there too.

The appraiser will likely already need to be on a panel of approved vendors with the new lender or the new lender will need to already be using the AMC that was involved.I have never worked with Lima One so take this with a grain of salt as I really don't know how they operate.However, I have originated over 400 commercial loans like the ones they offer and I can say that without exception, I as the broker had access to the appraisal as soon as it was received or within 24 hours or so (if collateral desk is first to see it and there are obvious revisions needed).