@Bob Hucker  We did not have new wire run to separate the fan from the light so for now the pull chains will be used to start the fan but I bet they will be used only once in a while as our weather is pretty consistent.  

You bet that is whats going to happen. a lot of lumber we use actually comes from Canada, so there will be a change in pricing if he does that.

Your best bet is to find a quality contractor in your area to have a look and give you options based on your particular situation with the house and the budget you have to work with.

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It is in TexasI bet Moscow Texas has fallen out of favor with the media these days. 

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I'll bet most of the people on this site had similar childhoods...and we are (almost all) well-adjusted, functioning adults!  

I'm a member of the Facebook group for the club and I'd love to come to a meeting but I work on Tuesday's so chatting on here is my best bet for now.

If there are $2500 in materials, an ok bet is to factor $5000 total for the work.

Which one provides a safer bet for cash flow and stable renters?