A little investigation and some math would answer the question. A nice home with an ADU would be worth some very serious money, and stage well. Build the ADU first, then live in it while building the house.
Nonsense, my house has been here since 1973, the majority of homes are of cinder-block construction. The problem with 15+ yr old shingles is that they are not as sturdy as newer ones and 15 years in the sun and heat down here
Inland is always 5-9 degrees hotter than coastal areas, but no chance of storm surge damage. We have plenty of crazies to go around, would you rather be homeless in FL or CA vs IL or OH this time of year?.
Gators tend to hand around bodies of water, they don't roam very far away often unless it's mating season. As a cold blooded critter, it needs access to both heat and a means of cooling itself if it gets too hot. Unless some idiot feeds them they tend to avoid humans, start giving thm hamburgers and they lose their fear of man and it winds up turning out badly.I think he's just attached to his house and you've gone and hurt his feelings you big meany !!1!
Also excessively large scuttling multi-legged creatures!
(the ones that die off when it gets cold further north)
Well, given the weather, one would be picking out of CA or FL already. Cali's more high end though...with more rich people willing to get suckered.
Oh yea, bugs get kind of big down here, a bumble bee once got trapped in the hatchback of a car I was driving, thing was the size of a chicken wing. I stopped at the bank and popped the hatch to let him fly off which he did, followed by a 180 and flew an attack pattern at my skull!. Kept at it too, people were driving by seeing my duck and weave in the parking lot at something they couldn't see probably thought I was having a bad flashback or something.What makes you think I was referring to gators ?!?
Weather in Maine, Alaska and Washington have to be near deadly for homeless this time of year. Well, in Washington everything you have is soaked. Maine and Alaska, frozen. Big reason for so many homeless in CA is the moderate weather at the coast.
Too early for a Moritat reference?
Space heater hooked up to a bad power strip or some indoor 16 gauge extension cord would be my suspicion.
Yesterday I put the one in my kitchen on one of my KASA smart plugs. I turn it on by turning on the plug. Why trust the internals of the decades old heater? In any case I have the heater set on LOW (<500w). And off if I'm not in the room and usually off even then.
A heater from the 80s or earlier is probably safer. The internals were better built.
I haven't been able to figure out when this one was made. It's a Holmes HFH-512. Couldn't find the manual either. I figure it's sometime in the 1990s. I found a manual that's almost the same machine. It only lacks the switch to turn off oscillation, near as I can tell: Holmes HFH506GTG.
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