So instead of $1.30/each (for the corrogated plastic), it's like $0.65/each.

one late fee kiss $35 gone. cc cos know people spend more using their plastic.  

How bad is the dust when replacing all the windows in an occupied house (house built in the '50's) - is it worth it to cover everything in plastic?

And, the McDonalds approach doesn't work, because not everyone wants a Big Mac, regular fries and a medium drink. 

I check for signs of plumbing breaks.Generally near the outer walls in the least insulated areas (basement ceilings) I look for any obvious signs of freeze breaks in the copper or plastic plumbing lines that come off of the water heater.Repairs can run from $100-$4,500 if the water was left on and heat turned off during a winter freeze.If the home occupied last winter you should be alright now.8.

Grade to drain like I said above, cover in plastic to the property line and then landscape if crushed or river rock 1"-2" diameter or whatever is cheap locally.

The easiest plumbing to install (plug and play) is using Sharkbit pipe (plastic) and push-fittings/connectors.  

I'd also try to load my appointments in the first part of the week leaving Thurs and Fri empty for processing the deals, that gave me 4 day weekends.

Anybody know of some websites with cheap corrugated plastic (bandit) signs?

The "tin" in the bath is plastic, $2.50/ft.