That was a month ago and still nothing :) I guess I need to bug the realtors some more to see if we can get an audience.

I want to reiterate that I am not a "gold bug," but the debate is interesting to me.

Replace with new condensing unit with electrical wiring and insulated copper lines.$2,050.00OtherHotWaterTankRemove existing water tank.

Here's a summary:- We fixed a nasty bug in our categories accordion on the right side of the page.

I put a new boiler, basement insulation and TONS of other upgrades (electrical and any safety upgrades count) to the tune of 13k and got an 8k check back.) -- This 4 unit MIGHT be a good candidate but BOY, we'd be talking 3 floors of replacing radiators with baseboard.

There can be all kinds of issues in older homes, like knob and tube electrical runs that might not meet the standards, so starting out, you need to know what the rules are and how they are applied in your area.You might also check with non-profit builders and housing organizations in your area.

But when he hires his buddies (electrical, siding, trim), he seems to get ticked off easier. maybe he is bidding too low to cover their wages.Have not seen a bill yet (shocked since it's been 5 hrs), but he did not cleanup, some of the drywall is un-sanded, a box of siding and box of nails are missing (they took it), a 1" drill bit is missing, and a few other small things are not done right.

Example: Instead of just putting "electrical upgrade," but "All light switches replace.

Stopped at Sawgrass steakhouse(I think) and electricity went out!

Electrical service lines from pole to house free of limbs and properly secured, weatherhead properly secured to meter back.