Shared dirt driveway with alley access for the second unit and metal gates for both. 

I think with the pandemic behind us people will be surprised at the 'coiled spring' effect of big economy / tech economy states like CA and parts of New York. 

Has two master bedrooms and bathrooms, one on each end, the main master up front also has retreat/nursery/office with new metal roof in Wallace NC that has to be moved if you may be interested in it and have somewhere to put it $34k!

This type will tell you without hesitating for a second that NYC is a coiled spring that will surprise people on the upside over the next 3 / 6 / 12 months.

I agree that newer appliances are using cheaper parts for sure - more plastics than metal - but basic appliances by name brand companies without frills are still ridiculously reliable.

Someone actually has a 1973 that was redone but still has the metal siding and they are wanting 20k.  

It is a bit hard to explain the logic of it, but a summary is you are not suppose to 'make money from your labor' within your SDIRA - meaning, in my interpretation , that you can say fix screens, paint rooms, etc... that do not IMPROVE your property, but not say replace windows, upgrade from say wood siding to metal or add a room etc... 

If you can stand one more reference, I got some good prices on signwarehouse.com, for blank yellow signs with vertical flutes and metal stakes.

Criminals will steal your A/C for 50$ of scrap metal and cost you thousands.

For kitchen make it a nice backsplash and one of those stupid squeeze pull down has the coil deal taps.