You can easily install a header across.

People can easily break bulbs when they carry stuff; code officials in one town where I iwn rentals won't pass an inspection with those old fixtures.

If it isn’t your house you can lower your monthly expenses easily a few hundred bucks a month, and since it isn’t your house you can be flexible to move into your deal as you find it.

That makes sense and if the situation happens where the charge back is larger than the security deposit and I don't get paid by the former tenant, that is easily tracked for a year end write off.  

Invest it all into a TSP (military 401k), Roth IRA, REIT's and an online savings account that didn't provide me with a card I could swipe or an app I could easily open up.

He said that underwriters will reject the loan and its not worth the hassle to now add her name to title and later remove it because refinance costs money and unless you are not separating/divorcing - the other reasons are not acceptable easily.

In California for example the savings are typically so high by going solar it could add more than the value of the system or make a home more easily sold in comps with non-solar homes.

Gmail (and most email systems) have "canned responses" that you can easily respond the same way to all the duplicate type emails you get  "Our screening criteria is xxx, please submit your applications..." 

Opportunity cost is a good point that is easily glazed over.

I realize that I can't (easily) have it all at one time, so I'm just stuck figuring out what direction to go first.Thanks!