As much as I'd like to go pedal to the metal and find the next step and push forward towards buying a property, I'm still at the savings point right now. 

I don't remember if they give you any paperwork when successful evaluation; I just remember the metal disc that goes on the dog collar.  

I think metal looks the best these days and is the simplest to put on.

I found an ad for a land lease under a metal scrap yard advertised for a 9.2% Cap which would put the value at $1.082MM (100,000 / .092).  

If you there is some metal work (that is the aluminum that gets wrapped around the brickmold, wood, on the outside of the window) then that adds a ton to it.

Are you talking about a little metal shed you can buy for a few hundred dollars and build yourself, or are you talking about an actual structure with a foundation (a structure you'd have to get a permit to build)? 

@Jean BolgerI could use bright yellow paper and metallic pen to write out my contact info.

Anybody watching will see lack of opportunity.Across the street, metal thieves took the steel metal frame holding up the Coldwell Banker For Sale sign.

I have seen metal baseboards but it looks like a huge pain to install and 1x6 finger joint pine is rather inexpensive from a lumber yard (not home depot).

All the metal work in the house is that shiney brass that was popular then, and it is worn as well as dated.