What's the best way to bring wifi to my building so set up security cameras and fire alarm to the network? At the same time, I'd like to offer 'free' wifi as an amenity to my tenants.

Currently, the fire alarm runs ...

I know people associate auctions with "great deal" but at the prices people were paying it seemed as if they've never priced out sinks, toliets, tile, flooring, even tools.

The side that meets my neighbor is open to the elements, since there is no roof, or floors (see below).The unit I seek on the left also needs a complete new flat roof, second floor, first floor.When I got home, I did some research, and I have located the owner, and placed a call to him to find out what he plans to do with his half- perhaps I could buy his side…The easy answer is to just walk away, but that is not my style, and I love challenges, and I'm open to cutting my losses when necessary.many areasHere is some info on myself: I have renovated all of my previously owned homes, collectively: “100” squares of pitched roof, 1000s of square feet of oak flooring, tiling, 300+ sheets of wall board and Durock, plumbing and gas lines, so I am not exactly a newbie.

Interesting I have been watching some that have built 'air tight' mass walls like ICF (I dont like) to the new DOE 2012 IECC code coming to all states, that in the NE cold bitter climate zone are off the grid on solar or geo, using new electric HVAC ductless single zoned called 'minisplits' some though wish they had installed another zone or two or 'air handlers'....nice about these besides being 97% efficient is each room can be set at a different temp unlike forced air that is becoming obsolete due to low efficiency and leaky ducts in unconditioned space robing u-bills.

I really don't want to install a fence it is going to destroy the property look and it is on a corner.Any ideas are very welcome.

An installment sale occurs when you carry back financing.

Man, I was about to let a tenant who works as an electrician install some ceiling fans for $100 off rent (vs. approx. $200 to pay a handyman), but he's not hurting for money; I think he was just being helpful.

I have since taken down the railing, cleaned the porch of what little blood was there, and will be installing a new railing and post tomorrow.

The former owner had installed laundry hookups in one of the 3 tiny bedrooms, but it wasn't done correctly, so it's coming out regardless.

It may be you need to replace the carpet with tile, or wood or ?