Someone could technically live in it, however it is not visually appealing.

That's when you need to be able to visually inspect and even test some of the parts to identify an issue (like the flame sensor or the ignitor).

I added the picture because its easier to visualize the area when looking at a map.

I'll speak to some mortgage lenders that do both HELOC and Cash out REFI to see if they can give me a better visual on this, the actual numbers.  

unfortunately im just one guy, but i have a family wedding to attend the last weekend in march...again, i'm just one guy, and in no way asing for special treatment..but i do plan on coming if it happens to be in april :)

Usually 2 treatments in a two week interval will kill everything except nutsedge and dormant bermuda.  

However there are many approved treatments to help them quit.

He told me his insurance does not cover the cancer treatment.

I've been researching SD IRAs and came upon a discussion in another forum regarding the tax treatment of Vacation Rentals.

I have heard quotes for $200 a year for a termite bond that will do annual treatments and cover all treatment and repair costs should an infestation develop.