A stone F/P floor to ceiling with a 4' opening may be worth 10K or 50K and a gas F/P sheet rocked in with out a mantel might be $1,000 or $1,500.

Purchase price: $305,000 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath, 3012sq ft Home features an open floorplan with Volume ceilings, laminate wood floor and tile on the first floor with carpet on the second floor.

I have discovered a small damage above a drop ceiling and a few electrical issues with my electrician.

The pictures show a lot of ceiling, so I don't have a great sense of how big the room is.

I recently did a job in a PHX suburb where the city limited storage sheds to 120 SF or less, 9' max height (meaning your interior ceiling height will be more like 7'), and ZERO electrical.

Upon entry of the property the next day, I noticed numerous violations of our contract:She had two unauthorized cats (That destroyed blinds and carpet)She appear to have an unauthorized long term guest / sublet (There is a new bedroom set up in the basement with mail sitting on a table not addressed to anyone that signed the lease, but I have not seen these people)She had a full size hammock bolted to the ceiling of the master bedroomMy question is, since I only have 45 more days until she is scheduled to move out, should I send her a notice of violation for these items and that if they are not addressed, the contract will end, which based on Virginia law she has 22 days to address and if its not fixed after 30 days, from when she receives the notice, the contract will end. 

She moved in on July 15 and in august she separated the toiIet tank from the seat water run and messed the ceiling below.

It has a basement unit that we're running as a STR and worked perfect for us, though it sat on the market for a while because of the lower ceilings in the basement.

The existing infrastructure includes an RV park with 16 hook-ups, complemented by an impressive 81,000 square feet of diverse buildings, featuring a state-of-the-art 54,000 square foot indoor arena, a 26-stall indoor horse stable, a 40-stall covered barn, public restrooms, and a 3,500 square foot, 20-foot ceiling insulated metal building.

I also have a pullout sofa bed in the living room in case there is a visitor or maybe the family is a 2/2/3.Unless you have 10 foot ceilings I think bunks are tight.