When the AC went out at a rental MH (think metal box in the sun all day), I was able to talk the warranty company into buying a small window unit (I bought a cheap one at Home Depot and they reimbursed me), since it was going to take a couple of weeks to get the parts and my tenant had a handicapped child. 

You can get someone with a metal detector to check for buried tanks to verify too.

You will be able to maintain your sanity and your bodily health.

Some still seem to work just fine but they are the old metal pop up style and I'll have to repair about half of them anyway so I should probably just do them all at once.

Some still seem to work just fine but they are the old metal pop up style and I'll have to repair about half of them anyway so I should probably just do them all at once.

It's one more place your PIA is floating around waiting to get hacked, not compared to investing solo online, but compared to other things like REI, metals. 

If it is over plaster methods spraying vinegar/hot water or fabric softener/hot water are cheaper and easier then anything else to try to get it off first with a scourer and Metal scraper.

The doors are roll up metal and seem pretty tight to the wall, but some are missing the weather flap on the bottom of the doors.So, I have put out poison, but really how do those with self storage facilities control rodents when people put crackers and cereal in their units along with boxes of clothing?

Here is how my investments are broken down using approximate numbers.Real Estate= 60% reflected in equity positions (pays me to own it/dividends in the form of cash flow/appreciation)Physical Gold= 8% (hedge investment)Physical Silver= 16% (held as speculative asset with inherent redeemable value)Bitcoin + other Blockchain via coinbase= 8% (held as speculative asset-long term value unknown) I know some people will ask how I can be a precious metals bug and own Bitcoin.......The truth is that people much smarter than me have decided that it is a speculative asset class that is worth gambling on.

Gold is considered a “haven metal.”