Then they started unfolding this great big heavy duty plastic bag. 

Mine did too at first, but reality set in after a few months of washing dishes in the laundry sink, and having plastic hanging in the shower, her enthusiasm waned.I'm not suggesting you don't do it, just pointing out that the idea of it and the reality of it are not necessarily the same. 

Now, we're not talking an 18 foot deep high dive pool down there...it might be 1" - 2" deep (but, I'm still trying to decipher the photo from my inspector and get a hold of him).It also (oddly) looks to be on top of a sheet of plastic.

If tou’re A do it yourself kind of guy, bring a ladder, plastic tarps, a bunch of 1x2 wood strips to tarp your roof if needed.....there will be some guys running around doing that for about $2/sf.  

One lady works at a plastic sugerons office and the other at the local hospital.

Thanks.New drywall ceiling:-1 coat of Kilz original primer, 1 coat of Behr Premium primer + paint flat white ceiling paint Kitchen plastic sheet walls:-1 or 2 coat of Kilz original primer to hide the pattern on the plastic ?

If, however, we're talking cheap plastic run-of-the-mill blinds, I totally consider that my responsibly to repair. 

For four tenants, need additional driveway/parking (probably going with permeable plastic laid on the grass - I have this at my house and I love it, and no permit needed for a pad). 

Nice guy but he relapsed and covered the heat lamp it the bathroom with a towel and left it on, started a fire, towel dropped and burned plastic tub, corner of cabinet, soot everywhere.

I stuffed the old vent full of rock wool insulation and covered the end with plastic as we explained the differences to expect to the tenant.