Bought a foreclosure with a wall that appears to be made up of 2x3 walls sandwiched together with some weird hard plastic membrane between them.

I had to do this twice last month in TN.I had them use trenchless technology where they put in a new pipe in both cases.One was for my personal house $3500 and replaced a pipe that was plastic like and maybe 20 years old. 

I arrive & the place is empty except for a couple of plastic patio chairs.

The ink holds fast on them, but the adhesive craps out and the sticker falls off.My latest solution were those plastic key head tags (colored plastic ring with a window in the center for the label). 

@James Oey vinyl is different than laminate...no wear layer, solid except the core is a different more rigid plastic or stone.

There are about 33% more for their plastic then I am for my craft.

Once the inside was completely done, I ripped the plastic siding off and replaced the windows and shiplap siding, and painted.Along the way, I planted a beautiful flower bed in the front, adding a few small trees and St.

Do you think adding drapes or that plastic wrap to the windows would average the same savings in your professional opinion?

I've painted registers and the plastic covers for bathroom fans, which turn from white to yellow eventually.

Backyard BBQ - make sure there's a spot away from the house siding and fence (if wood or plastic) with a level non-flammable ground surface.Fire pit - don't allow it and put this in writing in the rental agreement from the beginning.