Please feel free to massage me if you would like to connect.Thank you-Blake 

I guess what I am saying in short is people shouldn't massage debt to make a thin deal barely work.

The bigger counties usually have a process to get all of their data and then you can filter and massage it for your needs so that you can identify all mobile homes on land (the same owner for the land and the mobile home) under 1 acre and homes less than 10 years old, for example.  

Also put in that he is responsible to remove it and restore the yard at the end of the lease.I would also fire the property manager.

Just because a home is in a historic district doesn't always mean it needs to comply with historical restoration requirements if the property is deemed to have no significance.

Hair/nail/insurance/restaurants/massage/tutoring etc. 

On contracts like Aaron McGinnis and the contracts I sign (government entities) have stipulations that anything we damage will be restored to original condition, BUT we need to factor those in our bids, I charge at least 3k for protection of worksite in most cases, that means I cover everything with plastic or drop cloth.

As for the other items, if you have the storage space on your property for it, it would make sense to save it for future properties if they are in good shape or can be restored to good shape.

There is tons of value add from restoring infrastructure and bringing rates up to current market.

I’ve done water damage restoration(water mitigation) for a year and half.