Tread lightly, you could have a serious issue.

Assuming the power is still on, check all the electrical switches, and carry a night light to plug into the outlets to check to see if they work and even a lightbulb to check the light fixtures if you want to go that far.

I'm going to look into light timers, etc.

Buyers will come out of nowhere in a frenzy like cockroaches when the lights come on.

There are ways to be environmentally conscious without putting everyone around you on a guilt trip or putting yourself out of business setting up a $50,000 solar system to run a light bulb.

(Like a ramp, or a doorbell that flashes the lights), is it OK to put that in the add?

A google search may bring to light any issues.

Most drivers think a yellow light is a warning and red means "three more cars".

I used to do a full rehab where I replaced everything, I just did a test on a house and did a light rehab but have it on the market for less.

and they did none of it out of a book, from so and so's program, based from blah-blah-blah rule, none of it, they knew, KNEW by the details what they were doing, maybe no clue if it would work but they knew what how and why they were doing and none of it was referenced from someones basic all-in-one simplified green light/ red light rules.