Got a few bids from contractors to do everything from foundation work, new roof, central AC install, wall tear down to open up the kitchen, and new drywall throughout the house.  

Jason, I doubt there is anything unique about Atlanta notes, I believe GA does have some restrictions as to installment transactions, L/Os, seems someone mentioned that about GA.Might get with J.

If you dont want them after the lease is over, have the company remove them then install the new uber efficient panels

Replacing the 1950's R5 paper-backed rock wool insulation in the walls with R24 worth of closed-cell spray foam; adding 6" of blown cellulose to the attic (to bring it to R50); installing an R10 subfloor over the slab; and installing a ductless split heat pump cost us ~8K.

The property is in Ramsey, MN which is a further-out suburb of Minneapolis that has many larger lots... this one being 0.9 acres.Purchase Price: $134,400 (including realtor's 3%)Year Built: 1982Style: 4 level splitTFSQ: 2100Beds: 4Baths: 2Garage: Detached over-sized 2-stall (could be 3 stall with larger door installed)Comps (realtor provided comps plus info I could find for recent sales on Zillow) estimate ARV at $210,000.I visited the property yesterday with the realtor, my GC, and my GC's "main handyman". 

We print silk screen and also embroidery.

I was getting the help of my retired uncle, who is one of these old guys that can fix just about anything and was an avid DIYer, in addition to being a retired HVAC installation teacher.  

So that $15.00 in all fact is less than $10.00 and it is just a matter of time before a installer wisens up and says "wow, id make more flipping burgers at burger king".

I'm not a lawyer, but I do know of this situation of a seller doing an installment sale or option and then coughing up a commission. 

Recessed can lights are very popular now & they will be a feature for many years to come, since so many people have installed them.