I definitely do not want to be in the business of making shots in the dark!!

Good point about the table cloths too, everyone gets the same one, a dark red velvet one.

@Jonathan W.I do not mind if it is a bit cold, it is the swedish darkness I want to get away from. 

Only 3 phone calls.Photos - Maybe a little dark - I'll retake them.Place - It's a C area.  

I have had to get power turned on at places when I first get them to be able to test things out and I guess it helps to an extent during showings when tenants see the house well lit and lights on in dark places like bathrooms certainly are nicer than them being dark. 

For the next several weeks, I shadowed him and saw how he did it.

If you're in the dark about buying power, talk to a lender.

Newbie and lurker finally coming out of the shadows.

All techs are not equal in their diagnostic skill regarding coolant amounts.Silver roofs are cooler than black roofs.White houses are cooler than dark blue houses.Thermal window tint may help (but it has a service life).Maybe your electrical company offers a free energy assessment with a thermal scan (???)

All are just about operating under the old speakeasy logic, but then people that you see on American Greed unwind the process and rip hundreds of people off, because all the small guys are operating in the shadows under the 508B laws, which creates a lot of closed door transactions that no one learns about till after the fallout. 508C has been promising, I just think it need to be loosened a bit more to allow a little more flexibility in terms of number of deals one can offer, and cooling periods..