i do exactly what rob said. all my houses were from the 50's and they all have just 2 wires. you could put a GFCI in each box and spend a few hundred dollars and would look silly. you dont have to have the GCI grounded in order to be to code and would still trip correctly.or you can just put 2 prong outlets (hate the cost).nothing else is correct. not a false box, not wiring the neutral to ground, not installing a metal box and wiring the ground to the metal box. nothing. except running a ground wire all the way back to the box.

The guts were ripped out, so I found a new one and installed it.

Although you can't help installment loans (house & car) affecting your credit score, you can have a great effect on your revolving credit (credit cards/storecards) by keeping your debt-to-credit ratio at 30% or less.

They make rekeying a DIY job, and I have a master key for all of the units.

@Stephen Talaber sounds like you have a volunteer to help with vine installation from @Mark Del Grosso.  

The kits are still a cheaper option than installing a new shower surround. 

I would caution a residential landlord to be very careful about allowing the installation of a grow where it could suddenly be precluded by local ordinance.  

They would love to have an installment sale and seller carry the loan.Terry Lewis

In that case you have to rip out the grease trap and possibly replace some of the line. ( very expensive )Some lazy plumbers will install the grease trap above ground inside of the restaurant and run pipes to it on the floor.

Two of the three always up front, and sometimes I break up the third into a few monthly installments.