@Danilo Dias I'll definitely check out "Eat The 80"..that wasn't around when I lived here back in 2000-2006. 

An honorable mention is The Fish That Ate The Whale: The Life And Times Of America's Banana King by Rich Cohen.

When I was in the Marines, I once spent a month in the Moroccan desert and we just dug beds in the hot sand, ate cold military rations, and bathed in the Atlantic, which is the most minimalistic that I've ever lived, but it was also one of the simplest and most joyous times of my life.

And it looks like there will be future large developments just south of DIA - industry and housing project called Aerotropolis.

DIA has had direct flights to/from Europe for quite some time and has only been opening up more transit routes with companies like Iceland Air.  

The cost of advertising, your gas and time showing the unit, etc.So, you probably ate up that $1020 for the turnover, and a year later, your new tenant could end up moving out anyway, and there you are again.And I disagree that a tenant won't move over $50 - $60.  

If you need the full 5' dia turning circle then this could cause an undue hardship due to moving walls etc.   

I understand about letting Dias tenant out of lease and returning the deposit My question is about temporary housing.

I have a BIG kero bullet heater that I got off a mechanic who worked outside, he said that he'd work in a tee shirt out in the dead of winter, this thing throws so much heat.

No pet food left outdoors.No bird food or bird feeders.Call a pest control company but these are main suggestion..Any garage the cars could be stored inside might help.This can also be a huge issue inside homes, the mice get in and eat the insulation on the electrical.. we had a fire in our neighborhood.. cause mice ate wires, was a newly rehabbed house on the river 459K and burnt the day before closing.. insurance covered the rehab costs.