The area has a gravel floor covered by plastic, so it is definitely not meant to be used regularly.

Perhaps granite counters instead of formica, stainless appliances instead of white, upgraded carpet and pad, upgraded fixtures, patio/deck/awning, landscaping, the list goes on and on.Do your absolute best to please the girlfriends and wives, they make the decisions.

I was actually looking at a 10 unit multifamily, but own one of the duplexes he describes with a thermostat that has the plastic box over it.

It puts the well casing above ground level,,which is MUCH quicker and easier to work on.I was going to , but with this well has steel pipe instead of plastic .I have the parts to do it , but time constraints didnt allow me .

Stainless steel appliances, patio balconies, two car garage, very nice finishes.TH amenities include resort style pool, cabana, and views of Kyle Field (Aggie football stadium)Purchase Price - $249,900Financing - 100% financed w/ VA loan, no money down, 3.5% Rent - $2500 Mortgage - $1123Prop Taxes - $447 / monthInsurance - $57 / monthHOA - $170 / monthVacancy factor - $250 / month Repairs factor - $100 / monthCash Flow - $356Cash ROI year 1- 34%Total ROI year 1 - 111%Please let know your thoughts or point out anything I'm not thinking about....Thanks!

put a tarp down in the trailer plastic over that, throw it in and wrap the edges together. 

It will damage plumbing pipes (especially plastic). 

We had this in NJ and it was a lightweight plastic top but in Chicago it might just be metal roofing. 

Small refrigerator magnet, plastic card, very thick business card, etc.

You can also buy a plastic block to assist with hamming the boards.