You can totally put them on in the background while driving, working out, cooking, etc….

Quote from @Brett Cook: @Kate Nixon Taylor -Thank you.

And it's written under the pseudonym of Sean Cook by Paul Kaseburg.Paul’s sat on both sides of the table on over $2 billion of real estate deals.

Also make sure the bathroom and kitchen have ventilation fans operated on humidistat switches,  otherwise as soon as you get tenants cooking and taking showers down there you will get a lot more humidity to manage.And you may not be able to control what  your neighbor does,   but +1 on checking your own downspouts.   

Currently she has no access to hot water or cooking on her stove.

In 1973 while travelling through the Knoxville area I toured the Oakridge Nuclear Facility visitor's center. 

One of them (third floor) doesn't really cook  as they are younger working guys (I don't know exactly what they do for work).

Universities will put money into new facilities for education but in many case run out of space to build dormitories.   

If I build a facility and it does not work (fill up) I have to wait on someone with so much moxy they think they can do it better... oh, and they are going to want to buy it for 50 cents on the dollar. 

You have to make 'sacrifices', maybe don't buy a $50K vehicle every 4 years, cook at home more often instead of eating out/ordering in, etc.