@Tim Moore If you are supplying power for the basement (which I assume you don't have access to) do you have access to the breaker panel?

Here is the original text of the e-mail from the worker completely unedited besides names "--XXXX XXXX with XXXX Electric here is a rough est to replace panel with 20 pos panel $800 but could be more if we have to replace pipe coming in, to install cans to cut in cans and fish in cans your looked at $275 per can + cost of can and trim 14 × 275 =3780 + price of cans, if ceiling is completely open we can take $60 off per can we charge 200 per opening and 225 per circuit, dimmers ate $45 each time and mat to move circuit for laundry and anything else that need done just let us know when your ready"The original breakdown of all the work by the worker had these 2 line items: 12-Instalm 10 opening at $200 per opening=$200013-Install 4 circuits in kitchen at $225 per circuit=$900"The actual invoice changed 12 to read "Supply and Install duplex G.F.C.I. outlet in bath or kit. 

Solar panel 2.

Owner wanted 318k, because of solar panels and a generator thats on the property.

So I guess if they are home and leave, can they not just set the temp on the control panel? 

Dear Chris,I would just put solar panels in the space.  

This is why it might be great to network with local appraisers who serve on the panels for local banks because they can give you insights and temperments of each local bank in the area.

We remodeled the kitchen and etc, but kept the layout, and stayed true to the wood paneling and beamed ceiling, brick fireplace, and overall style of the place.

Exterior panels tend to have latches that take a padlock.

Looking at demo, permits, architect drawings, upgrade the electric panel, framework, roof, windows, extend the chimney (needs to be a certain number of feet above the roof-line), electric, heating (and maybe cooling), plumbing, flooring and walls, doors and trim, bathroom tile, fixtures, paint...