Have you ever and/ or would you recommend including in the lease agreement a restriction on using wood burning fireplace on the property.

Look at the rafters to see if they are pulling away from the ridge beam or is they are bowed or cracked.For the electrical, pull the panel cover and see if you have corroded connections, aluminum wire connections, wire sizes correct based on the breakers that they are attached to, ground wires visible, signs of burn marks, etc.For the plumbing, run everything at once.

Not much to break on a shopvac and most who own them barely use them, find a decent used one and get a heavy duty for the price of an entry level model you'll burn out fast.

In addition to turning off all the water at the main shutoff valve (at the street is even better), you need to shut off the water heater so that you don't burn up the element.

Applauding, wanted to burn the place down with them in it.

Has a 17 year old mobile home that I currently live in that really should be replaced with a beautiful home (which are my future plans).

The building might not be a great solution for someone with mobility issues even if work was done.

Kick back with a beer, buy more property, and watch idiots burn cities.

Why burn a bridge if there is a possiblity you might still be able to find good deals in that town and make it work without circumventing the permitting process?

Burn bridges after you are sure you will not need them.John CoreyPS.