Only cost left is to get a new radiator installed below the window.Cost is as follows:-American Standard "Standard Collection" Pedestal sink (new from Craigslist) $80- Delta Faucet $120- toilet seat $6- Sherwin-Williams "Windy Blue" mistinted paint $5- Sherwin-Williams "Dover White" mistinted trim pain $10- MDF 1x4 trim boards $25The BeforeThe After

If you decide to go the DIY route, you can use a palm sander as some suggested but a belt sander is serious overkill and might ruin your walls.

@Pyrrha Rivers  Yes, the main things in Credit Scoring is-Length of Credit History of Accounts-Have 3 Major Credit Cards Reporting with No Late Payments --Revolving Balances below 30% of Limits-1 Installment Account-No Collections, Judgements, Public Records(Bankruptcy/Foreclosure) or Late PaymentsThese are very good guidelines...And if you want to get a boost of your scores and have a Family member that has a Seasoned Credit Card(Opened CC Account for over 3 years) that will report Authorized Users- they can add you as an Authorized User and you can have that credit history on that card added to your report...Hope that helps!

You'll be able to call around and compare.Note that some include install and a sink in their price.  

I would definitely eliminate the propane heater if possible.However, we have a large 'higher end' 2700 sqft rental that has steam heat (NG boiler/rads) & the previous owners installed a couple of pellet stoves.

I have never had a pool table on my own and yesterday one of my tenants asked me if it was ok to install one in the basement of a SF.

Karla, installment sales like options shouldn't go beyond 5 to 7 years unless there is a reason and you don'y have underlying mortgage issues.

Newer roof was installed though I;m not sure the year.

Bought and sold with installment contracts!

I see no particular issue with letting the tenant hire a licensed electrician to install a circuit.