I realize I didn't spill out the entire plan from the first post,  but that's simply because most people don't want to read a wall of text with a ton of information if it's not beneficial/relevant to them.

The lead inspector stated they have to be fully enclosed and mechanically attached to the wall and floor.

My AC expert tenant in Property #2 came to Property #1 for routine AC maintenance, and he showed off his new gadget a FLIR camera tool that connected to his iPhone.BTW: A FLIR camera sees the world based on the temperature of the surface.

Thanks for reading the giant wall of text, I'm sure there is so much I could add too, so if there is anything you'd like to know, please just ask!

Question, is it important to insulate the foundation walls?   

The upstairs needs carpet...Old blue steps lead up and the entire floor upstairs is painted blue...This is lead paint which im not sanding or adding the expense of painting over except for on the side walls above the stairs.

If you just want to see if they are clean and not bashing walls in, then if your mom would walk through it for you, it's probably the better way to go.  

Vinyl damages so easy, a barbeque grill can melt an entire wall, the door can get flipped open in the wind and knock a hole in it, etc. 

I’ve used QuickBooks but have only touched the surface.

While the Laminate is highly scratch resistant and water resistant with good resale value it does have an issue with spills being left on the surface for a period of time.