In theory, a class A area in a hail zone would be more at risk than a class D area with the only risk being accasional burglary. 

The owner/seller took you for a ride and didn't hold up his word which isn't fun, but happens in all walks of life.

Even though I could afford a nice ride that I have always wanted for all these years, I settled for a Honda.

Zoning alone isn't a free ride for a conversion like this.

Instead, I'm investing in the cryptocurrency space and I'm riding the Bitcoin and Etherum wave.

Separating out all the electric to have an additional extra meter is one expensive item; having to install a 'house meter' when you have the main part of the house rented out is another item to consider.Depends on the location - definitely allowed here and not just for old buildings (had to replace a panel last year, adding the pole required by new code, as the old one had wires tacked to the paneling, essentially, and drooped dangerously low (technically, could have let it ride, but safer to just replace).

A few months back we finished putting in this new road.Before we put in the road it has been dirt since the community was created.This road cost us $115,000, it is much bigger than what is in the picture.The day the road was finished about a dozen kids came outside and began riding their scooters.

So, if the tenant has 10 months left...you may have to ride it out for 10 months.  

I was writing checks instead of riding the lawnmower.

I grew up fishing/bike riding Lake Hodges.