Many thanks.House renovation Details:Gutted the entire houseNew kitchen; high end stainless steel appliances (Viking, Samsung, Bosch); tiled floors; cabinets;                island with Viking gas range and island  exhast hoodBasement apartment (540 sq ft); IKEA kitchen; high end appliances and huge tile walk in                            bathroom/changing roomFull attic renovation to a 40 x 20 room; sound proofing; insulated; private staircaseNew half bath on first floorNew door to rear deck back porchNew deck/porch; two tone trek on pressure treated lumberNew Italian tile laundry roomNew Gas Furnace ((Peerless 100K btu)New tankless water heater; using existing electric water tank as emergencyNew roof on garage

Can you install them anywhere on the property?

While looking at our options, acoustical ceiling tile adhesive came up, which sounds like a perfect solution... if it works.

Tenant agrees to keep heaters clean of dust build up.c.Portable heaters:Tenant agrees to not install or cause to be installed portable heating devices without prior written consent of Landlord.Landlord must examine and approve any such device before use on the property.At no time will propane, kerosene or gas heating devices be allowed on the premises.Tenant agrees to maintain a clearance of three feet around any electric portable heating device and to follow manufacturer instructions for its use.

Option 1) Get a 20,000-22500 loan to pay off your brother's stake and get the title in your name, then sign an official installment sale (lease to own) contract with your cousin.

Additionally to note, while typically improbable, reach out to the water department and see if they might consider installing and reading at the individual homes .  

That's a big savings over having to install.

We never do any financial transaction without a paper trail to back it up.Our accounting and financial management is done with the current, installed software version of Quick Books Pro.  

Replaced old carpeting with LVP flooring, installed custom-built closet and pantry cabinetry, updated all electrical switches and fixtures to Decora trim, added recessed lights and switches throughout Kitchen and Living rooms, updated the landscaping for curb appeal, repainted throughout property.

Purchase price: $110,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $275,000 Took the existing 3 bedroom 2 bath house to a 4 bedroom 2 bath house by finishing the basement, updating the kitchen and bathrooms, installing AC, replacing roof etc.