Chris Winterhalter It got put on the back burner.

I’m too millennial for phone calls, but another deal has popped up closer to home that I’m investigating now, so this one is on the back burner.

I'm sure I would've quit or put it on a back burner if I didn't have the guidance on how to do it and what expectations to have. 

3 kitchens: The main 3/2 has a standard kitchen with an island, the In-law has a 10 foot kitchen running against the wall with a frig, sink, microwave and burner top.

I actually completed my education for my RE license and got so busy I put the actual test on the back burner to focus on my wholesaling/flipping company.

So make sure all burners/features work, and especially that all knobs are there and nothing is broken.You haven't felt love for our government until you've failed a Section 8 inspection and are being threatened with cessation of rent payments, because of a cracked appliance knob 🤣 (one that wasn't cracked when the tenant moved in, to boot 😭).Also in my experience they pay extra attention to all window screens being present and not torn, ripped, etc.

I rarely if ever use 4 burners so this wouldn’t be a issue to me but it is for them.  

Sounds like a gas stove , clean the burner .

Business filings are on the back burner. 

Assume the 10' fits, or even a 12, I prefer having counter on both sides of range (even though we all know we only use the front right burner :) )I would try to push the sink as far to the right as possible, and if reasonable go to a slightly larger sink.