It does not damage surfaces such as wood, paint, plastic, glass, some metals, and some cloth.

The way they keep their vehicle is the way they will keep your STR.My average tenant drives an $80k jacked up 4x4, and they keep my places clean.I've rented to people that had a mismatched door, a window covered in plastic and the reverse gear didn't work. 

Cover the grass with heavy black plastic to kill it, then cover with small rocks.

Cause iknow theres like the crown trip thats cut out and then theres the pre made crown mold trim thats like plastic.

The new tanks are all plastic and should last a looong time.

The minerals in the water eat up galvanized supply line and cast iron waste lines, so units with copper and plastic will avoid a lot of expensive repairs. 

We'll probably need oil for other things beyond 50-60 years like making plastics, fertilizers, electronics, transportation (not just cars but ships, planes etc. that can't be converted to electric as easily), tires, monster trucks, etc. if we run out before we have developed alternatives for everything we use oil and gas for, we'll have big problems.   

- Vinyl Plank flooring (instead of carpet which would need to be replaced or cleaned, making vacacany longer)- Curtain rods (instead of blinds that will probably get wrecked, tenants can supply their own curtains)- LED lights (so that we reduce mainteniance costs, since LEDs generally last 10+ years)- Simple Yard / Grass (for quick mowing)- New / Newish Appliances (to replace the aging 26 year old ones that came with the house)- Simple paint scheme for touching up paint (Grey walls and White trim is working great so far)- Door knob stoppers (The circular ones the doorknobs hit so they don't hit the wall, or baseboard ones)- Getting high quality contractors for major home systems (HVAC, water heater, etc) for a high quality install- Forget the waterline to fridge or icemakers- Plastic piece (similar to plywood) on kitchen and bathroom sink cabinet floor to keep from from rotting from leaksWhat ideas can you add to my list?

Next, there is very good research that shows that the old way of dealing with crawlspaces - open vents and plastic on the floor - is actually a poor way of protecting air quality.

I've seen plastic bags taped over alarms!!