So, the plan was, down the road, to remove the radiator style heaters on 2nd floor and put in electric baseboard and just let the furnace heat the downstairs unit. 

So I don't know how the guy bought it under 203K unless the estimates for repairs were ignoring things, because that 35K rehab limit is mandatory.Now it needs a six figure or so rehab, because the radiators all cracked, damaging floors and who knows what else.

The kitchen is a very small room - 10x9 - with the refrigerator and stove currently on the far wall with the clock - that door is the back entrance, the sink and one side cabinet on the left wall, and a relatively small walk-in pantry behind that radiator. 

Forced air was discussed as radiator heating was originally there however since now most days its preferred to have multiple units on their own heating this would make more sense.  

You will radiate a positive self assuring positive attitude people subconsciously pick up on and they like you!

______________ Radiator?

Radiating a sense of actually caring what the other person says is the most overlooked tool at out disposal.

But I've left the old carpet down while major wall work is being done, and there's an unknown amount of floor damage from radiator leaks etc that needs to be repaired.

, put $20k into it with about $10k of that work being optional-I had the boilers and radiators removed to install forced air heat and central A/C and made the switch to all-electric units.

She was given 3-6 months (this was 2005). 12 chemo's, 47 radiations and 1 mastectomy later, she was 'cancer free.'