I feel the same, which is why I needed to test my assumptions.

Every time I'm there, I change the filter in the furnace, test the smoke detectors, test the CO detector, test the sump pump, and look under the sinks, around the water heater, and around the water meter (in the basement) for leaks.

But she does not yet have a time tested list of reliable help.

@Raquel YuYou may run into a "convenience of the employer" test to determine whether or not you would be subject to CA income tax.If you live in NV and you agreed with your employer that you will be working remotely.

While no mold assessment or testing was performed, a mold like substance was noted on the structuralcomponents of the basement and crawl space.

The key here when considering any kind of HVAC system is to 1) Properly size the system based on a comprehensive Manual J calculation and (if feasible) a blower-door test, 2) Air seal as best you can (lots of ways to go about this, check out AeroBarrier), 3) Insulate as best as possible (but air sealing is much more important).

@Rodney Robinson thats pretty much what I'm hoping for, ideally I would like to test it out and get my feet wet, but I figure I'll probably have to just jump into it.

This would give us the chance to live in California without a mortgage while we find new jobs and settle into the state. this would also give us the chance to test our income and see what kind of mortgage we could afford when we look for a nicer home.

Take school test and pass5.

Young people can step over the front of a bath tub, where the senior citizens might not want to step over the front.I’d say get a 48 inch long tub; the young party hosts can ice their beer bottles and cans in the tub ;)