May need to put this on the back burner for a few years and see how this tiny home market shapes out...

The 4th burner on the stove broke.

The range in question would be a Comstock Castle with a flat-top/burner combination.

So I've put Etowah on the back burner, for now.  

Turns out this Indian couple loves to make lentil soup, and spillage clogs up the burners.

There is no difference between filling the water line between the heater and the faucet with a tank holding 30 gals of hot water and a burner producing hot water.

Tenants are slobs who care for things like they belong to someone else (and not to themselves personally)...Im always getting calls about stove burners, and 100% of the time its because they spilled somethig on it, then it calcified because they aren't capable of cleaning...so as my current round of stoves wears out...I'm pitching them and then the tenant can supply their own fridge and stove.

I've accumulated some "back burner" properties that need something and need some kind of work, but I thought they were too good of a bargain to pass up. 

My dad works in construction, so I had my dad build a wall enclosing that part of the house, along with more of a wet bar and like a counter top burner.

It seems like every single time I call they never fail to mention how they always have a cash buyer on the back burner and they want nothing to do with seller financing.