Could you imagine if every driver that scraped their plastic wanted a new bumper because the owner of the property had barriers that were 6 inches instead of 5 or 4.

Charleston is a huge restaurant town and the amount of plastic waste is insain.

(Yeah unsafe.)I also took out the 1950 pink plastic tiles in the kitchen and am putting in drywall, new flooring, so will add a dishwasher, new water heater, etc. as I have the kitchen down to what should have been studs (another story, plastic covered historic fire damage, no studs).I might not get more money, but hope to get better quality renters to choose from.

Hopefully you will find metal jacketed cable that holds the copper within it, and the copper will be coated with a rubber/plastic, and not cloth and tar.

And you can go an entire successful 30 year career without ever learning it.The only "workaround," assuming the tax code is being followed and everything is accurate there, is finding a new lender, one you have some reason to believe is more competent in this very specific niche.... you don't go to a general ear/nose/throat doctor if you need brain surgery.

@William Wilson as long as you can still access capital for the unforeseen like 15k for a sewer job or 10k for a new roof, or 5k for your dog to have surgery, or you lose your job, then go for it. 

I blew my back out at 28 years old had to have a lumbar surgery. 

All dry food stuff is sealed in packaging and plastic containers.

There are other options, like adding a small vent fan to vent the crawl space to the outdoors, putting a dehumidifier in the crawl space, and having the crawl space "sealed" - basically spreading out big sheets of plastic on the ground and running them up the inside walls.

Often this isn't a paper throwaway filter like a central A/C has, but a section of wire or plastic mesh in the front grille that you can pull out and wash.