They are not down lights and often are covering more distance than I need and 150w halogen or mercury vapor is an overkill.I also don't like battery operated LESs, I have a power source.I know they sell those socket extension with motion deyecyion for about $20, is this my solution?

If you are I would consider putting down a vapor barrier first, along with a sub floor like Dricore or some other dimple board to keep the flooring directly off the concrete.  

You can colleague me if you want to post that privately.The reason I ask is even if you land a loan at 75% ltv and the lender allows a seller second of 15% you will need 10% 200,000 to do this deal.Actually it will be more as title,survey,appraisal,phase 1 ,site inspection,vapor intrusion survey,and additional lender fees will be in the tens of thousands of dollars to close this out.

One tip from EMS when you're dealing with odors that nearly drive you out of the house, and you don't want to use a respirator: a dab of vicks vapor rub under your dust mask.

If nobody will be inside the house, vapor strips for the flies and mosquitos.

Its a vapor barrier, but also insulates and reflects heat as well.

And due to the vapor barrier, (a huge plastic sheet) all the little (and not so little ) poopies stayed nice moist and fresh!

.- Blown insulation in attic- New deck- Crawlspace remediation and encapsulation- french drain, sump pump, blown insulation, vapor barrier, dehumidifier.- Landscaping front and back beds.

There does not appear to be a vapor barrier.

Least of all me, there is absolutely nothing a CG will advise me on from the size of a ring nail on shingles to the vapor liner below grade of the foundation, nothing, if I need an advisor I'll ask an engineer.And, contractors will do well to hook up with good investors.