You may want to include texture and primer.

You will have to patch and jet lines occasionally.

I’ve made substantial improvements to the property (flooring, texture, interior and exterior paint, total bathroom remodel, painted cabinets, new carpet, crown and base, new doors).

So without drmo and drywall you can spray texture to eliminate the panel creasing then paint.

I've had a very busy day, as I do every day, and I think now I'm going to bow out and make myself some guacamole. ps---Helpful hint: adding a hard-boiled egg really improves the taste and texture. 

Yep, in our 2006 King Air 200 we have one on both sides :) burning Jet A love it !!! 

I am paying all cash for my LTR, my STR is a lake house and for me it is doing much better than breaking even which was my goal since I keep my boat and jet skiis there and can use them when we are there doing maintenance.I can find houses for pennies on the dollar that I can fix up and get 1k / month rent.

I looked at a place a few days ago and the paint on the walls looked so thick (painted so many times) I could hardly make out any drywall texture.

You can buy nice ones with temperature readouts and jets from the Big Orange Retail Giant for about $200.

Aircraft hangers are extremely passive .. and many are rented to very high net worth type folks who keep their car collections in them build a man cave in them.. have their million dollar motor home in them.. and of course their aircraft.I bought our hanger it was a condo project.. so we have an HOA and a ready room.. but if I look at my neighbors one is Warn winch's they have a 3 hanger set up   a Citation jet  a Beech 1900  a war bird  a L 39  single pilot jet trainer motor home car collection boats you name it..