Hey Uchenna,I have a name of someone I've had do work a few times as well, just last month I had a new patio poured prior to an appraisal. 

I listed a patio home (basically a single level townhouse) for rent in September and had people crawling over themselves to rent it. 

Composed of five structures in between garden water installations, the main house spreads across 9,000 square feet with a chef-curated kitchen that transitions into an outdoor patio (with pizza oven).

Thin plastic panels were glued to the wall initially.

There are various types of fences designed to help address intrusion problems, like an L-footer, hard plastic, and other redundant fences.

(Unless you're getting crazy good deals on good quality faucets, that is.)If the existing faucet is good quality (brass internals instead of plastic) then I might consider replacing the cartridge and seals, otherwise, I'd replace the whole faucet.

Property has numerous liens from city for landscaping and unpermitted patio.

NO LEASES IN PLACE.FREE MARKET.Plenty of quiet privacy and country-style large back yard with brand new fence and patio floor.

@Aaron McGinnisI just pulled apart a tenant to patch of a door knob hole in drywall comprised of a plastic shopping bag held in-place with patterned duct tape and covered with plaster-of-Paris.  

@Melody Everett-NeddoA bandit sign is basically a large yard sign also known as a corrugated plastic yard sign.