Mid terms are popular right now, but make sure you have another exit strategy that works for you in case the market you choose is saturated, has governing limitations or just plane doesn't pan out. 

Push remaining small debris into trip/grease pan.5.

A good freind of my just came out of the hospital and needed a walk in shower, something we do all the time has been delayed 2 weeks now because we couldn't find a shower pan and now decided to do custom, that's great and all but it double the price of the reno.

I have looked at properties in Tulun - nothing ever panned out.

Quote from @Jordan Tinning: @Sarah Reece Beth Johnson hangs around all the local REI meet ups here in wa.

Quote from @Jordan Tinning: @Jessica Carcamo hate to rain on your parade but being a landlord is anything’s but passive.

I would make sure if it was installed in or above a finished space that it had a pan underneath it in case of a failure to eliminate/reduce possible damage.

If that doesn't pan out and I'm still alive, my plan C is to pivot to a fix & let, meaning I'll rent out the property for 6–12 months (on a monthly basis due to local regulations), and then re-release it to the market and try again.

I believe there's always a market for college rentals, though certainly care would need to be taken tin bringing in the right renters for the school year.

TJMaxx and Home Goods are helpful for pans and kitchen accessories.