I just got an iPad and it is the very FIRST portable computer I have ever owned, I have never owned a laptop and I built my own desktop.There is an old saying, I do not know the origin, but it goes something like this.

I've preferred a small air sprayer over a Ryobi quart airless, but the compressor for it is not portable.

Done.FWIW, I'd say a quarter of my tenants end up buying a new fridge, or adding a window or portable A/C unit, or whatever their personal preferences are ... and 80% of the time those people want to leave it when they move out.

Each apartment has one full bath and one kitchen sink, no dishwashers or clothes washers provided (though at least one tenant has a portable clothes washer.)My calculations with the 47 degree groundwater in Michigan lead me to believe that a single 199k btu system, the largest I can feasibly and affordably find, may not be enough to support 4 showers and 8 sinks, even with water savers applied.

I have picked a portable tri-fuel model which I intend to run mostly on natural gas.  

Jasmine S. everyone gave you great advice so I will only add that the big box stores sell a special  saw ( small, portable, like a table saw ) made specifically for installing laminate flooring.

Make sure you have a good portable light source, because you won't get much daylight in there (unless the roof is gone) ...Be prepared for critters ... they find a way in where people can't squeeze in.

Water was over US 281 and washed a couple of hundred of the "household size" rolling dumpsters, a few boats and some portable generators and other rental stuff across the highway.We were "waterlocked" in our little city within a city as the only 3 ways out are through "low water" crossings.

I know there is a lot of threads about installing but none that talk in depth about portable A/C units...Backstory: I purchased a 3 bed, 2 bath duplex in Baraboo, WI which rents for $995.

You need a portable alarm system from simply safe.No hard wiring ,no drilling into walls,100 percent transferable from property to property,and they scare the heck out of squatters and thieves.You should also upgrade the door locks and window locks as well.Put alarm signs all over the front of a the property and their is a good chance no one will even approach the doors to try to break in.