You do want to make sure however that the HO policy contains a guaranteed replacement cost coverage and at least 25% code upgrade coverage.

So check with the building dept or code official to see if that would be required. 

Nothing wrong with direct wiring it, though that exposed romex is against code.  

This is my "introduce yourself" post: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/9431...I actually ended up working for TVA near Knoxville, TN (the Watts Bar Nuc Station).

Every time there was a big show guys from DoubleTree would come and man the concessions/bar, and they would bring a freshly baked batch of DoubleTree cookies with them to sell as well, but I was allowed to have free ones.

I heard a Biggerpockets podcast where this seasoned real estate investor shared some negation tactics and he said if you want to know if your negotiation skills are good, go to a bar and convince someone to buy you a beer...

I am in the process of plowing and digesting all the information and putting them into actions.On the top right corner, you will find a search bar where you will find your answer.  

Due to homeowner losses in credit standing and bankruptcy, these homeowners complained and the Ohio Bar saw that because he prepared the documents for signature by the homeowners, the Ohio Bar could find he was practicing law without a license because he had prepared the documents for the homeowner's signature.  

I suggest that you don't confuse them with regs and codes or try to impress them with quoting the FHA specs. 

if so can i go back with anything or do I have to see if there is a city code?