It's kind of like the equivalent of using a "backyard mechanic" to fix your car for $20/hr. instead of taking to an actual repair shop where they'll charge you $80/hr.

I have good insurance and don't spend my time worrying about lawsuits; it's really just one more mechanical item to have to maintain if you provided it.

If something is mechanically wrong with the home, something not disclosed and couldn't have been reasonably discovered before your offer was made, then it's fair game to renegotiate after inspections.If you have add'l questions feel free to DM me. 

Installing mechanicals in a house with a well lit clean basement makes life a lot easier. 

Those plug-ins to mail user agents (MUAs) such as Outlook or Apple Mail are not really auto-responders - they are just an adaptation of the same mechanism that sorts your incoming mail and only work if your MUA reads mail from your inbox.

My lease addresses this exact issue (I'll bet you can guess why it's in there):  (bold/italics for contextual emphasis)5.

I've narrowed my target area down to the Greenville/Spartanburg area with more emphasis on Spartanburg since the price tag in Greenville seems to be on the high side for my budget. 

Since the work is complete, I would invite him over for a walk through and explain that all you did was cosmetic upgrade and no structural or mechanical changes were involved.

And while I brought my own gifts to the team, I quickly realized that I was thinking way too small and placed too much emphasis on inconsequential parts of the business.

They're not all that different than developing regular condos, but there is less of an emphasis on closet space and storage.