These machines would likely cost millions of dollars, and it is unlikely they could handle the more intricate tasks of finishing the houses… think carpet, showers, stoves, air conditioners, garage doors and their openers, screened porches, and the list goes on.Just my 2 cents All the best!

But those types of numbers are typically in the 'rarified air' of institutional investors that are looking to park $100 million for some low rate of return.  

Will be listing at $425k, we are looking to upgrade to lakefront.Here’s my air BnB listing for some pictures https://abnb.me/lggVYb60xvb

An AFCI  device senses the delta between power and in neutral in an attempt to detect an arc that's bridging air space.Most AHJ'S here now require pretty much every circuit to use a AFCI/GFCI combo breaker.Those retail circuit seekers (tracers) from the retailers aren't very good, a good budget one is north of$500, good one's are $1500-$3k

you can get a mallet that helps get the air bubbles out and keep things level.  

Upon personal inspection, I often find terrible workmanship.For example, I saw a "newly renovated" property advertising it had central air.

I almost feel like I have a nitch of selling condos in the area that were used as Air BnB's against condo rules. 

After it is clean, keep it unplugged, leave the doors open, lighlty spray it with something like pinsol (nothing to puddle, more like a light mist), and let it air out for a day or two. 

The amount of pollution created by trucking all that dirt vs just keeping the oil there is obscene.

In the 3.7 feet wall in the square nook is a window that goes pretty close to the floor and an air vent so I can't put anything there.