3236...Brittney - if you need any help with site design or entitlements, that's my bread and butter.  

Develop and implement your designed plan. 

@uriah a designer once told me, you need contrast AND accent.

I posted earlier with the design and someone brought up the fact of the range needing ventilation.

Based on pictures, one of the BP member ( contractor) is confident that it's poor design for shower and suggesting to redo it.

But do what works for you, but make sure you're treating this A) a business and B) a business asset that helps you meet your designed goal.And finally, CONGRATULATIONS.

The lack of offers is a bit concerning, but that is probably due to the fact that it is a single tenant property so there is less room for forced appreciation and more concentrated risk. 

But anything else from windows, cabinets, roof, driveway has a design life and will eventually get to the end of it's useful life.Most people understand that with cars - after 100,000 miles you start to see more repairs and after 200,000 most cars are done.

I am utilizing the BP Landlord Forum for my most recent property and came across the section that designates the amount of insurance the tenant needs, and I'm unsure on how to determine the amount.

There is a specific trust that is designed specifically to protect a primary residence which might work for you.