Have been busy working and wrapping up a few projects for clients in preparation for a period I knew I'd be out of work...which is now....I had to have surgery a little over a week ago and I won't be able to work for a couple of months (I'm a contractor).

Is abatement with plastic wrap sufficient? 

For example, most inspectors inspecting crawl spaces will recommend laying down plastic sheets as a moisture barrier to keep the area dry.

I hear that doctors don't like the guys on craigslist that offer plastic surgery in their basement.

Didn't read all of it.When you buy carpet you can get a plastic vapor barrier put in underneath to try and protect the floor.You can turn off the lights and take a black light to show all the urine stains.

I am at significant loss on this investment , and haven't been able to get it properly cash flowing since I bought it in Dec 2014.I have approached them and attempted to negotiate a payment plan, but got the royal FU.They are a family of 5, she claims to have major health problems, surgery etc, claims to be homeless as a result of the eviction etc.- difficult for me to assess the accuracy of these claims.My dilemma is obvious and I am sure many of you have faced similar:1.

Well, I think I'm qualified to respond on a number of levels.In 2009 I had heart attack, emergency heart surgery to repair a ruptured aorta, massive stroke, coma, paralysis, etc.

They are cheap, thin plastic that filter the light but don't totally block it.   

We actually use plastic bubble insulation like the packing material.

This is NOT brain surgery.