@Darren Sager Using a drain coil type heat exchanger (perhaps 2-4 in parallel) is one option we are entertaining.

I would not do Ikea but that is me and my area.Most of the furniture we use is solid wood or metal.

The pre-closing check list AKA "Am I still going to buy this"home inspection - MondayPre 1960 home with all kinds of fun potentiallyseptic tank pump - Mondayseptic inspection - MondayFlooring bid - TomorrowInventory building materials to buymore bidshvac - Ducts are good, rest is garbageroofing - metal needs to be reattached, flashing installedelectrical - master panel needs some clean updrywall - I will just screw it upWindow InstallersAnd the big oneHard money / Private money loan - Any suggestions of Central Texas HML'sDid I miss anything on the pre-closing check list?

A bare wire had arced to the metal in the plaster walls  and had started to smoke 3 joists.  

That being said, I did take 6 months rent in advance at a time from an individual; didn't give a reason; didn't care-met all the other criteria!

One stressed cat will ruin that investment in one year.Replace curtains with cheap metal blinds?  

They drilled for samples,  found Bunker C oil, ...

If you put some edging plants along the path it will soften the fact that the path is centered.You'll want to get rid of the BIG address numbers and go with some dark metal ones that go with the porch light.The window box is a great idea.There are some very inexpensive and attractive prefab awnings available from places like General Awning and eCanopy:.

These 'devil' screws have additional pieces of metal or plastic that act as anchors and designed to expand behind whatever it is screwed to (drywall, wood etc), to spread out the weight n the hanger or the screw reventing the scrw from slipping out through the hole (and in my case with little chance in hell of ever trying to remove them).

Has an attached metal carport and metal covering on back porch.