It takes us about a hour to empty our dressers and kids closets into plastic totes.

All three are considered consumer friendly for these cartridge replacements so no rocket science to them.Glacier bay is a home depot house brand,  cheap entry level products I'd recommend staying away from, I'd avoid almost any fixtures from the big boxes is you have the ability to order from supply houses, the same Moen  fixtures from home depot often have plastic parts where the  Moen's from the supply house will have all metal.

And there must be one in the basement too.Other things I failed in the past:1)Water heater pressure relief valve must have a metal pipe going to about 3-4 inches from the floor (plastic not acceptable).

The tenants shouldn't need to enter the kitchen area at all while the rehab is going on so curtain off as much of the unit as possible with plastic and tape.

I would print this out and give it to the tenant: https://www.countryliving.com/uk/homes-interiors/interiors/news/a1511/how-get-rid-of-moths/I've never known anyone who had a moth issue in their house so I did some research and I would tell the renters to keep their food in plastic containers/the fridge and make certain there isn't any open food/crumbs in the pantry. 

Lo and behold, their young kids had flushed some small plastic toys down a toilet and they caused an obstruction that led to continual clogs.

Real estate is not going anywhere, nor is it the only game in town.Next time you go to the home improvement store, look for the plastic drain snake you can buy for $2-$3.

Plaster and drywall count as noncombustible, but a plastic dishwasher drain pipe doesn't.If there's a basement, or even a crawl space, under this kitchen, you might consider running a new water supply pipe and drain pipe down there. 

It seems like the new thing is to put a piece of plastic on it and call it stain blocker.

I'm not as concerned about the cracker plants themselves (although that will bring jobs and housing demand) - but I'm looking at the bigger picture of petrochemical and plastics manufacturing, particularly up the 376 corridor towards New Castle/Sharon.