A metal object doesn't care if it is 20 degrees with still air or 20 degrees and windy. 

Yes correct, on all of that  Rehab I can do it all built houses all my life,Work for a sewer excavation company currently   sewer mainline needs fixed if I want to flip it $7,000Roof I would redo ($4500) has metal on it now but looks original Vinyl windows ($1500)I haven’t seen inside of it yet, but renters been there 15 years so kitchen remodel $10kAnd then possibly bathroom and flooring.

The spiral metal staircase leading up to the front door was so steep that after a month our knees were in pain. 

Hey everyone, I am in Vero Beach, Florida (on the Treasure Coast) and am looking to make the previous owners garage conversion to living space into an actual separate ADU.

That's the amount the property has been appraised at with two homes, waterfront, and a large metal building with a one-bedroom apartment.

But when it's done, it's like having a special treasure that's worth a lot.So, it's kind of like picking between a quick adventure and a big, exciting one.

I know that you have to submit for a permit ($500), register with Treasurer and Health Department but worried about restrictions Ashwaubenon put in place. 

Landfills make me think: odor, smoke, noise, bugs, and water supply contamination.Construction on top of landfill: additional costs, abnormal settling, off gassing, heavy metals, and surface leaching if a capping fails.

Who knows, you might even discover a hidden treasure trove of opportunities in the process!

San Diego has some spotty regs here and there plus it requires a permit of which there are waiting lists.https://www.sandiego.gov/treasurer/short-term-residential-oc...Check the address against the zoning and read those regs to make sure you can do it at that location.