For the older buyer, a stand up enclosure with a built in tiled seat might be preferred. 

In fact, the entire point of the new roof and the new enclosure was to weather-tight finished spaces below the old carport. 

@Peter Morgan can you install a glass enclosure?

These prices also include all finishes and appliances (cabinets, vanity, shower enclosure, stove, hood, fridge, W&D, mini-split, tankless hot water heater, etc.), basically providing a rent-ready space. 

Windows were knocked out, the roof was trashed and we had holes in the pool enclosure screen.  

Location is critical for college students as they want to be close to classes, tailgates, bars, and their other friends.

Here's what a reroof looks like when you have a tile roof:1) Remove existing tiles and stack2) Remove existing battens and haul away3) Strip existing felt down to plywood sheathing and remove from site (some roofers only partially remove the original layer)4) Replace any degraded plywood5) Install two layers of 30lb felt over existing felt to completion6) Install new drip edge and new bird stop around perimeter of roof7) Re-install existing tiles over new battens and new underlayment to completion8) Replace any broken tiles with new tiles 9) Re-flash all vents and pipes where applicable10) Supply and install new hip and ridge enclosure*Builders back in the day only installed 1 underlayment layer.

About 1.5 years ago I had 2 class C units reglaze the tub and the tiled enclosure.  

An SUV does not include any vehicle that (1) is designed for more than nine individuals in seating rearward of the driver's seat; (2) is equipped with an open cargo area, or a covered box not readily accessible from the passenger compartment, of at least six feet in interior length; or (3) has an integral enclosure, fully enclosing the driver compartment and load carrying device, does not have seating rearward of the drivers seat, and has no body section protruding more than 30 inches ahead of the leading edge of the windshield.

On the second property is a locked enclosure (wooden fencing) to house our lawn equipment.