Double encapsulated and drive to the dump,,,hit the up button on dump trailer and drive away,,,done deal and CHEAP.I can not see how you can pound nails thru it and not get pieces under new siding and make it badly wavy. 

 OK I have a similar problem I agreed to let a man and his pig rent a room from me He told me that the pig only weighed 100 pounds the pig weighs 350 pounds now I’m having a hard time With the renter he’s more of a pig then the pig  I only charged him $1000 a month and Pig is making my house smell like a farm  and my renter dosent clean up after the pig or himself should I raise his rent what should I do please help me

Few months later the dogs in the pound...This is why I say it’s usually the owner and not the breed. 

Be careful -Don’t be penny wise and pound foolish. 

You are missing the most important thing you can buy yourself,an education.You need to meet with professional wholesalers who have been doing this successfully for some time and ask them how they do it.Apprentice yourself to them for free doing their ground pounding work learning the business as a young college student intern would.Learn how to put together a large list of cash buyers and flippers who need the properties you find to sell them.Learn how to carve out a good territory to farm that has several homes sold in the last two years for top dollar prices and sold the fastest (less than 30 days).Learn how to use postal workers,utilities people,and others to spot bad houses that might be able to be bought cheap.Use high school students involved in sports teams or band to seed your farm with cards and fliers door to door at every property and give them a tax deductible donation to their groups.Promise them a bigger wad of cash if you sell a house they bird dog for you(tax deduction!).

That's actually a common tenant's dodge for "hundred-pound overbred pit bull," just as pointed out above. 

Me and him went to the pound to get a dog.

I've been on strict diet since August and have already lost close to 30 pounds and almost at my target weight.  

Although the trailer is over 10500 pounds.

I also have a good vibe about them. only concern is that they have 4 dogs, 3 of which are American pit bulls that are around 40 pounds each. 1 is a pomeranian.I have a monthly pet fee for each pet ($50 for one and $35 for each thereafter).my thinking was that this fee should more than cover any potential damage I can think of. but I'm still a little weary. should I rent to them?