It's 970 square feet - a bungalow. 

Now he has returned to a strong financial footing and banks are out of the loop.

My only concern with him is that he is slow to respond phone calls and I had to put my foot down. 

Then, if the stove ever tries to tip forward, the bracket "catches" the foot on that side and keeps it from going over.You might also turn off the breaker for the stove, open up the electric receptacle for the stove, and make sure the screws for the wires are tight. 

Let's focus on creating a cash flow asset instead of a for sale product@Jon Klaus I'm starting flat-footed.

Don't start off on the wrong foot or in someone else's shoes that you don't know the history of where they were made.

I have seen square space which seems more design forward.

Another example...replacing old, dated counter tops with the in-stock counters at menards...I think we paid something like 5 bucks a foot for the countertops we needed.

We could get one placed on every square foot of Wisconsin once we modify the blades to make the sound, "favre, favre, favre, favre".

If you sell, keep in mind that appraisers often don't assign any value to unpermitted square footage.