It currently has a 150 amp service and panel box in the basement.

There is a wonderful pine paneled den weight room on the lower level that looks over a private pond with a view from the kitchen, foyer, one bedroom and lower floor den.

and guns were involved.Funny how on reflection we start to think of the "out of sight, out of mind" things that affect us greatly, and here is mine that we probably all thought about but forgot to mention.POWER Everybody got generators and even better some photo voltaic panels?

Breece Veneer & Panel Co., 232 F .2d 319.

Most notably old paneling (the real wood kind, not the cheap thin kind) in what will be a bedroom, and the old, possibly asbestos, ceiling tiles in each room.My current thoughts are to drywall over two out of the three walls in the bedroom (a new wall will be installed on the fourth wall for creating a new 3/4 hallway bath) and leave one wall with the paneling to paint over and act as an accent wall.

We’d like to take down some walls, replace wood paneling, and change out the linoleum for composite planks.

They had a gas generator running inside because the landlord was arguing with them about who was responsible for the repairs to the very old shorted out electrical panel.

Take away all of the “big stuff” like plumbing, electric, HVAC, roof, etc. and there are still plenty of 70’s buildings out there with original kitchens, groovy faux wood paneling, popcorn ceilings, really small closets, etc.

Roofing replacement will run about $300/square though that doesn't include an allowance for decking replacement.On the electrical you'll probably need to either replace the panel or upgrade the breakers to arc-fault and then ground out the outlets. 

For mine, it's a spendy proposition to do a separate meter, as the main panel is about 200 feet away (20 ac. lot) Out of curiosity, what fees, etc. are you required to pay to convert?