I went to an auction 1 hour south of where I am located and the auction company just happened to have 20 beautiful hot tubs and the hot tub at my B&B was older so I was thinking why not, there weren’t too many people at the auction and we had a big enough truck so they started auctioning them and the first guy that bought one opened the side panel on his and lo and behold NO INSULATION.

I can't remember the ignorant politician or bureaucrat who made the comment that coal miners and people who work in industries such as fracking would simply shift over to making solar panels hahahaha.

The work involved replacing all the old meter fittings (won't fit new smart meters) and installing new panels inside.

Please be very cautious i paid in January for a reia program in south miami $20,000 and put down $10,000 i got a 20 page booklet plastic binder and all contract memory card with 20 videos that start if you have question ask panel on our Facebook group please understand i paid for a private mentor that would be there when ever i need it help not a Facebook group i was even more disappointed when i was exited and scheduled my mentor a month in advance to review and learn and no mentor showed up i did loose $10,000 my down payment and saved $10,000 when i cancelled 30 days later be cautious Talk to people in person that have taken the course if you can my refund policy was inly 72 hrs after that i could not get my deposit good luck

He runs the Northern Worcester County Landlord Assn, you might want to look into that.We are also planning a landlord panel discussion at our Worcester Black Diamond meetings (url in my signture) sometime this spring, so you might want to sign up for our email list to be notified.

The floors on the utilities side (where electrical panel, washer/dryer is) is unfinished concrete so we painted that and all the walls with an exterior type paint/primer.

It is similar to laminate because it comes in rectangular panels and the pieces stick together with overlapping sides that have a stick strip on them.

Not mobile home type pre-fab but where they panelize the house in a shop and then truck it to site either in panelized walls or even in pre-assembled rooms/floors.

Anyone have any good insurers to recommend for knob and tube with a combo Romex panel for each unit in a duplex?

In addition to the code requirements that Sherief mentioned (ceiling height, egress, as well as heat sources and electrical panel locations) you'll want to see if land use and zoning match up with the properties current use.