I love the Charisma lightweight quilts.

Kel-Tec also makes a nice VERY lightweight .380, and it's available in a carbon fiber composite finish that is SWEET.

The ones that come with the unit are small and light weight to allow for portability of the trailer on the road.

I did some further research on Scott and called him out as a lightweight, not believing any of his claims.

It's about clean, simple lines, light weight wood, etc.

Smooth ceilings with knockdown walls is a nice combo. if you go smooth use all purpose, not light weight topping.

Basic tool box/tool bag containing: cat-paw pry bar (I like the shark), hammer, tape, philips & flat head in 3 sizes each, couple of adjustable wrenches, wire cutters, channel locks, needle nose pliers, nail set, two pipe wrenches, multimeter (get a good one like a fluke and learn how to use it), electrical tape, teflon tape, sharpie, carpenter pencil, utility knife & spare blades, small handsaw, carpenter's square, small level, lightweight spackle, scraper, paint can opener (try to store leftover paint in a non-freezing space at the house where it is used), allen wrench & torque wrench multi-tool, pocket knife, and probably a couple things I can't think of off the top of my head.7.

There is a light weight interior door being used as an exterior door.

If you want to set something up go with a lightweight solution like Cozy (Appartments.com) or Avail.

Well you might be right about not  wanting to involve family members although  Property Managing seems such light weight work.