Almost same situation, except they completely left the unit with food still on the burner.

After failing the state exam in 2008 we once again put this dream of ours on the back burner and continued our lives, always dreaming of one day jumping back in. 

Sarcasm noted... sometimes I need to be reminded to not touch the burner that I already know is hot. = )I got the HELOC locked into a 5.75% rate for a "low low" one time fee of $575. 

Sometimes the city will throw things in the back burner or a city employee is just on leave too. 

I'd put the second home on the back burner for now.

Probably plenty of people do it, but when you say things like there is no kitchen....my vision is someone moves in and improvises....they either get a hotplate or they get a portable burner, or they get a big grill outside.   

HOWEVER, when the two kids came out, instantly & at least at first, everything you read in that book goes to the back-burner and is completely forgotten.

Be sure to thoroughly inspect the interior of appliances, turning on all burners of the stove / oven, fridge, etc.4.

Anyone that’s has done a recert this year this far is on the back burner. 

The one substantial damage was to carpet and some smaller replacement costs (bulbs, burner pans and such).