All of my properties there have mechanical gas heaters or a fireplace so all my tenants fortunately had some level of heat 

., foundation, systems, electricals/mechanicals, crawl space, etc) and how they work, what shapes and sizes they come in, and anything else that's useful.

I was born and raised in San Diego and now work here as a mechanical engineer in the defense industry.

The Redo is now costing me $120,000I complained to CSLB, so he forged my signature to create a new contract for $350,000 and filed a mechanics lien for $56,000 (stating that he completed 20% of work. and he is owed a balance of $56,000)He used HANDLE App to file mechanics lien.

BUT if you do have more wiggle room, a HELOC is a great mechanism for that.

Take a look at Xpeng, Li Auto, or Nio.

I was going to add a drain in the pool room but didn’t think about adding one in a mechanical room.  

Tile floor is in good shape, wood cabinets are also not too banged up and mechanically work well. 

Fairly sophisticated as far as doing the calculations (if you’re not putting truthful info)The one I use is Realpaycheckstubs dot com or something along those linesMay be worth checking the site to see ALL of the different templates they have so everyone can be on the lookout for them.I work in Insurance (mostly auto) and a lot of my business is from car dealerships.

They can be cut off in a matter of minutes (especially on certain vehicles like Priuses and Honda Elements with super-easy access) and according to my buddy who is a mechanic will easily go for at least $500.