It's different all around the country and it differs based on insulation, age of the home, type of heat, weather, time of year, occupants, and other factors.

The roof was original and the water heated was leaking into the subfloor, but those were the main issues.

@Allen Tracy do you by chance know the original post of who created this heat map?

Want to take an exterior laundry room that is not heated or cooled and make living space.

Here's what i have to work with:My current CA home value = $600,000I only owe $222,000 on the houseI refi'd 6 months ago to get money to upgrade the house...central heating and air/ new kitchen/ landscaping/ New electrical panel and 200 Amp service. 

Here is what we have planned:Lead abatement Change heat from Oil to GasChange basement drain pipes from cast iron to PVC Chimney repointRewire attic and ground outlets Insulate attic Can someone please help me prioritize these projects in order in regards to what to do first and what to do last?

I'll be replacing the old baseboard hot water heating with HVAC ductwork.

"In OR in terms of rent adder:1) Extra FULL bath = $30/month2) Split heat pumps w A/C = $40-$50/month.  

Let's just say the city planning board hearings on the law proposals were very heated. 

Clogged toilets, appliance repairs bad water heater element, painting between tenants.