The refinery is the largest employer in my town. 

Actual cash value is obviously cheaper, but just go with replacement cost - if you have a claim you'll be glad you did.As far as some companies quoting a lot higher than others for similar coverage, sometimes that's a function of particular companies' exposure and risk in a certain area, and has nothing to do with you or the property.

Also, believe it or not your front door/entry way is one of the largest items that will give you huge return on your dollar invested for what it offers in curb appeal.

There are many many ways to lend money, but IMO there is a reason why the largest business buildings in metro are likely bank headquarters. 

I've gone through it and have not found any date that would function as a kill-date or expiration.

Airdna has a free function called the Rentalizer which allows you to plug in an address and get an estimate for what you’re likely to make with that property.If it looks promising, pay the $30-40 and get the full report.

I would eventually look for a contractor that could rebuild the interior to support garage door openers and increase the functionality, but I wouldn't sweat over it for now.

The smallest sleeps 2, the largest sleeps 8, most sleep 3-4. 

The current stove could function for another ten years but once it breaks it's not worth repairing.

The main question for everyone is what functionalities do you require from a prospect manager?