Actually you could put food and medicine in a plastic bag, and even keep the fridge running. 

Laws now prohibit using lead in making brass, so the newer brass is more brittle than the older brass, but still way more durable than the plastic used in many faucets.

It also helps that I replaced the stolen copper pipes with plastic.

and an open HELOC is just like an ATM in a way - just have to ask for money, and if there's any there you get it (and some HELOCs actually come with a plastic card that you can use just like other plastic cards!).

Turned out here, an approved container was a 15 mil plastic bag inside a cardboard box with all sides and top taled off with duct tape!

I have 0 interest in flipping or gut rehabs, but am okay with places that need some plastic surgery / cosmetic work.My current plan is as follows:-Buy as many SFR or 2-4plexes as my cashflows and debtload can handle, while meeting the 2% rule.

Just read an article in my local "Landlord Times" paper about construction projects (and rehabs) built between 2000 and 2010 about the use of yellow brass fittings as connectors to plastic piping (PEX pipe).According to Jerry Stein, a senior partner in a Seattle law firm, when water comes into contact with this fitting a process is started called "dezincification".

new lights in the living room.replace interior doors, with sliding contemporary shoji like this:doesn't seem they would be impossible to make, especially if you used real rice paper instead of the semi-transparent plastic.

I have the landscaper put in that thick plastic cover to minimize any future weeds. 4) Install new plumbing fittings / valves, i especially like the quarter or half turn valves since it's easy for the tenants to do.5) Install Door Stops, I've had many dings.

I cut them all open with a razor blade and drained them in the yard and recycled the plastic.