But at first blush, I'd say if your service is under 150 amps you don't have enough.And, installing and wiring all those baseboard heaters will require permits, too.You might be able to use the same circuits that are wired for the ACs for baseboard heaters.  

That is a bedroom to them and you'd have to bring it up to code (i.e. install the egress window). 

Install an obvious security camera?

You can learn how to fix anything on Youtube:CleaningPaintingScreen repairSome appliance repair Blow insulation in atticLight fixturesOutlet or light switch replacement Flooring (tile or laminate)Kitchen / bath faucetBathroom vanity and sinkReplace sump pumpToiletSheet rock repair (harder only to make it look good)Install dish washerDoor replacementWindow replacementKitchen cabinetsWater heaterShower replacementRoof (I have not done this)Garage door (I have not done this)HVAC (I have not done this and you need to be licensed in most cities)

I run an ozone machine every time I am there.I thought I got it, painted the walls, installed new floor and baseboards.

Electrical/framing is done, bathroom renovation should wrap up end of this week along with Drywall install/patching.

They had to install system that cost about $80000, it is 26 space park, which consisted of 4 big media filters that alternate use and bring levels to zero and even have their own little drain field for the backwash water.

I have several of them installed around the country. 

Looking for anyone in Boston area who has installed Solar on a rental property roof.  

Incidentally - in addition to painting - I started asking about installing foundation vents on both houses.