I am looking for a GC in the Spokane, Spokane Valley, Mead, Airway Heights area.

I was thinking near Corales, UNM or NE Heights.

The beauty about this system is you don't have a condensing unit(s) outside the building, nor do you have all the refrigerant lines running to it.This assumes of course you have a window large enough for the unit to fit in (this one was 45"H x 29"W) and enough floor-to-ceiling height to run the duct between rooms. 

If you know that a property was purchased for 100k during the height of the bubble, and a seller is asking 100k now, you are most likely overpaying - maybe not overpaying by market price, but by true value, yes.This is not how successful investors make their money - they don't buy good deals for the market, they buy good deals, period.

I think the value in the garden unit is all about the ceiling height and finishes.  

You can stand with the bat and wait till you like the speed and height of the pitch. 

(2) Those habitable rooms which must be included to meet the foregoing minimum space standards shall be at least seven (7) feet wide in any part with at least one-half (1/2) of the floor area having a ceiling height of at least seven (7) feet.

I have had them on the ceiling all this time, but is that the correct location or should you have a backup, knee height?

lol  Everything is a perennial and I'm trying to be more mindful about plant heights than some original homeowners were so, for example, things are less likely to overgrow a window if someone isn't trimming like they should.But I know my list isn't for everyone. 

.- Converting it into a basement level apartment (I'm iffy on this as the basement height seems about 1 foot from being able to be a legal unit.