That usually goes poorly down the road....lighten your schedule first, then look at a career as @Kathy Henley says....

We’ll be completely renovating this, doing things the right way - egress windows, canned lightening, updated electrical.

It's not that we expect it to ever be easy, but it would be nice to feel the inertia of the business begin to lighten the load!

Lighten your moving load- freecycle.com; vietnam veterans - companies that pick up rather than you drop offDo you push ahead with this deal?

We used to do that at our place in the mountains, to keep the box safe in electrical storms - we had one fried by lightening. 

Try to lighten up the move in money requirements. 

Sometimes doing a sort of thought experiment and pretending like you’re having to step in and solve a problem for somebody else can bring things into focus and lighten the situation.

Taking away ground will make a device more sensitive to damage from ESD (shocks, power surges, lightening).

I do know Henderson has lightened up recently and are now allowing SFH's.

@L SmithersDisclaimer: Consult an attorney in your area for specifics related to the wording and local laws and customs.Risk of loss: If lightening strikes the house, the buyer has the option of taking the insurance money and proceeding with the sale.Prohibition: The seller from date of contract until closing can't make an easement with the neighbor, sell it to someone else, give up the gold and mineral rights etc.