I did originally have plans to never let it go and I think I let the information overload cloud my judgement.the property is in great shape with only a furnace replacement in the future.

I have mine as replacement cost value instead of actual cash value, which I know can save me some money, but there's still a big disconnect.

Ask when the roof was last replaced as well as the HVAC systems.

I don't know the specifics, but I do know in Florida it is legal to piggy-back copper wire to the aluminum instead of replacing all of the wire.  

I wanted to write this review because of the great work Jose did in installing our boiler at a fast(one day) reasonable rate($2600 for boiler, delivery, install, and haul away).Our 30 year old Utica steam boiler finally went last week, and I was searching Angie's list and craigslist for someone to replace it.I stumbled on Jose, who was offering a 5 year old Clean Burnham 175kBTU gas fired Steam Boiler for $1250.

https://youtu.be/PwUvtdHwJAs This short video is an introduction and then I picked up the books "Replace You Mortgage" by Michael Lush and "Master You Debt" by Jordan E Goodman.  

We have lots of minor repairs; leaky faucet, outdoor light that does not work, closet doors that need to be replaced, crossed hot and cold water lines for shower in the old place and in the new place we need new lights, fans, floors, vanity, etc.

This lender never heard of Actual Cash Value insurance policy so they "forced" me to change insurance to replacement value based policy, increasing the premium per year by more than 600 USD2.

Could it be your current TSP contributions and are you ok with sacrificing current contributions, which you won't be able to replace?  

For example you're supposed to pull a permit to replace a water heater....you think anybody does that...truth is if it's done in a workman like manner most buyers don't care.