@David WolfWhen we purchase an old building like this we just start chewing away at updating it bit by bit: this summer we had half of a 120 yr old duplex vacant for two months, so we gutted it back to the studs, put 3" of closed cell insulation, EnergyStar windows and doors; moved a few walls around and refinished the floors.

Just go and get starter one if you don't have everything setup you might want to put on there (Business name if you are going to setup an LLC, website since you don't have that yet, a business number aside from your home or cell, a fax number... etc.).

Typing from my cell.

I expect to hear it turns out well.And as an aside - I have 2 cell phones, a work phone and a personal phone.

Following the XIRR syntax, enter =XIRR(values, date) where the value and date arguments are designated by their cells, and you’ll obtain the IRR.

Between Grasshopper for the main business & toll free line and a business cell phone it's more than enough.

Even me, the techno dunce, for awhile had a lap top, cell internet connection, to get on the MLS and a printer in the back with a power converter and paper, I could print forms from my car.

If you are insulating from the inside, then closed cell spray foam is your best option - it will prevent the warm moist air in the basement from making contact with the cool walls in the summer.

I gave you my personal cell phone number, and devoted an entire day to touring your properties with you when you visited Detroit.The property you're referring to had been so badly mismanaged by your previous manager that when we took it over, it did not even meet the minimum legal standard for habitability.

He even has his cell number on the website.