@Aaron A. I

If you haven't won Power Ball or recently inherited 7 figures, I'd borrow as much as possible for as long as possible. 

But I have used the analytical tools here and I followed J.

I also have the (dead run) one 12 gauge wire into the attic so if we need some power somewhere else we dont have to fish it into the panel.

The right to removal of the trustee usually is predicated on a breach of trust or some wrongdoing/fault on the part of the trustee, except the creator of the trust may remove a trustee at any time while he is alive (may watch out for a power-of-attorney that includes this power).

It's always about the power of 'your why.'

For most, you guys probably pay someone to do it, but for someone like me I have the time to learn and do it my self so I have the power of flexibility on it.

AHS has this language for undetectible pre-existing conditions and generally has good reviews - Most people don't renew after the first year following purchase as it is more economical to save up for future repairs/ replacement to older appliances...You can always drop by and power the laundry appliances on and check out if they work and if there are obvious issues, then you could ask seller to replace them prior to closing or provide a credit in addition to the warranty for new ones. this way you dont have to jump through warranty hoops, which is obviously slower and can be frustrating due to variation in quality of service and repair coverage along with deductible cost...Remember the seller will pay for it, but you get to choose the warranty plan and company is selected.https://www.ahs.com/realestate/home_warranty/home-...

Instead of finding reasons to stay where you are, try finding reasons to move forward that have enough power to break you through your own self-made obstacles.I will (continue to) do the same.David J DachteraP.S.

Gary Ryan Blair"Choice is a powerful thing.