I think that women are excellent at multitasking and have a good sense of intuition when it comes to making decisions.

So the city gives me two options: - make second unit smaller (up to 750 sqft as it can only be 50% of the first unit)  so that it can be a second unit- or apply for the house become a duplex.The first choice does not work for me because it would alter the whole layout of the second unit and from investment point of view it does not give me any benefit.The second choice would be very expensive as the city said it would cost about 50K for all the fees to pay for the city to legalize it.

Will lay out all the negatives: premium gas only, mileage is God awful, very expensive repair costs (even if you DIY, which I do), eats through performance summer tires, needs winter tire set-up for sure, increased insurance rates, back seat is not good if you got a kid in a carseat, or adults for long trips.Believe me, it’s not pretty at times!

It has a great layout and outdoor space, but it is small is square footage and has a tiny bedroom.

The interface is as intuitive as anything these days... and the TVs are dirt cheap at Costco (in a full range of sizes).

If you have non-damaged timeless materials, IMO you do not replace these unless necessary - i.e. a complete room layout change in a kitchen, removing walls, etc.

This thread is a great reminder that laws and ordinances are not intuitive.  

if you were an expert in that area , i would say you could do some of your own estimates , but that doesn't sound to be the case .depending on the size and layout of the units , you can add direct vent rinnai space heaters , then separate heat , thats something i have always done .

Unfortunately Intuit paymentNetwork and IPN.com is the same thing.

Which we could recover by rolling into the sale price (hopefully).I didn't look seriously too seriously at the "buy the system" option because I didn't want to lay out all that dough, plus the lease terms mean they are responsible for keeping the system fully functional the next twenty years, not me.