Punched holes in the vinyl, broke windows, destroyed the crappy plastic gutters.

I was going to finish caulking a bathroom that wasn’t caulked correctly, and so I was cleaning along the edges of the plastic insert of the shower, and noticed chunks of black stuff kept falling.

You can get the huge, tall cheap plastic panters and spray paint to minimize wasting lots of money if stolen. 

Do I just cut a hole in the white plastic and stick the drain tube from the washer down the hole?

My tenant caused damage by leaving carpets with excessive cat urine and vomit all over, burnt holes in it with hot coals in a plastic bucket and pretty much never vacuumed stairs, cleaned shower etc etc.She wanted some TV wires back that she left so she was organizing a painter to come and fill the holes and repaint them.

Copper or pex (red, white, or blue plastic) should be OK.

Someone broke off the plastic over flow on the bath tub on their way out the door.

Plastic or fiberglass are nothing but trouble.As to flooring, hardwood looks great, an certainly adds value, but it's big bucks to get it looking good after a tenant trashes it.

Here have this piece of plastic that will let you get whatever you want.

I am far from a book and tape junkie, and if anything I think most of the real estate investing courses sold out there aren't worth the paper or plastic that they are printed on.Now, here is my analysis of Rapid Flip USA.