Now as we enter our third year with the house, we are looking at two prospective properties to become our second {International} student house as we are consistently over-subscribed at the existing house.The potential pitfalls with renting a large (10-bedroom) house by the room:1) Zoning may not allow for a rooming house;2) No-one looks after the common areas - we started out with the tenants cleaning the common areas which worked fine the first year (we had the right mix of tenants) but did not work well this year ... ironically, the biggest problems were the two Canadian students in the house who did not pull their own weight.  

If you seller takes a note and ends up having to qualify for state benefits, like medicare/cade, say due to an auto accident and ends up in a nursing home, that note will be brought out in the light.

Then thing about the basics if you want a light here is there electrical there now or would electric need to be re routed to make your idea work.

Set the tub in place, Drywall guy to fix where the walls are butchered by the plumber.Painter next..Then new floor tileThen cultured marble, Then the plumber comes back & does finish work, my plumber also sets the new toilet & vanity, Then moldings, mirrors lights & towel bars..

That window is only source of natural light.

There are many posts on here that should be able to light the path for you.. if you have any questions feel free and ask.Good luckDanny

Is the revenue projection too light or the marketing budget?

American cities and states must promise less or face disasterAnd a much longer more detailed article:Pensioners are pushing many cities and states towards financial crisisThey summarize the problem as:Other states and cities should pay heed, not because they might end up like Detroit next year, but because the city is a flashing warning light on America’s fiscal dashboard.

They tend to sink down under the weight and it just leads to more foundation issues.

You could rig up a battery power & timed light / radio inside if there is no power on at the property, all goes to help with the look of occupancy.