A totaled 5 year old Crown Vic, and 30 bucks worth of lights.

examples of things I have found and come up with: Staining cabinets and getting hardware, Deals on Crown molding on the secondary market, new light fixtures add a upgraded feel for cheap,French doors from the secondary market.  

Unfortunately there is a very slim, and I mean slim, chance that you are going to be able to approach a carrier (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, Etc.) or a tower company (ATC, Crown, Etc.), detail your property location, and get them interested in leasing the property for a tower. 

Originally posted by @Miranda Crown: We are accidental landlords, renting our house for 6 months, starting 12/1/13.

I am a full-time wholesaler and can recommend King Title and Crown Title.

For tenants but with recessed lighting and crown etc.

Also, for an electrician, we use Tim with Crown Enterprises.

These were box cabinets with custom doors and crowns.

I estimated that I could be the GC and convert it for around 13k:floor-3kdry wall - 2KRecessed lighting - 1kElectrical - 1kPaint - $250Insulation - 1k (fiber glass)Floors - 1kHvac/vent - $1500Baseboard crown molding - 2kWhat are your thoughts.

However, when we are done, we will have an updated building which is 50-70% more energy efficient than before, has modern electrical and communications wiring, meets current fire and sound codes, and still retains the charm of its era (10' ceilings, august crown mouldings, etc) .. it will also command 30% better rent and have much lower operating costs then when we acquired it.