Intel just recently announced the plant is opening up in Columbus, that will be create 10,000 new jobs, so population is on the rise.

No wall textures maybe.

We will replace fixtures, can rewire a basic outlet / switch, patch holes in drywall, texture, etc.  

Demand for rent will stay high and these trees I’m planting today will produce ok in a few years when housing prices will be on the upswing again.  

Is there a vine you could plant that would grow over the chain link fence that would survive in the area?

I will do a significant part of the renovations myself with previous skills developed (framing walls, running wires and finished electrical, laying the vinyl myself | drywall, texture, two exterior window installations, sawing out the tile for the wall, and hanging one door will be done by someone else).

Contracting by cutting cost, laying off employees, stopping production on the warehouse or manufacturing plants ect.

As the saying goes the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago or today and a lot of them grew some nice trees.

I've been renting out my previous main residence and next year I plant to sell it.

Upon completion it will be the largest Fuel Cell Plant in the Country and poised to bring thousands of jobs.