The Austin stone house I mentioned looks like plastic molded siding now.

This beautiful wall they painted black and they put this stupid plastic white exhaust hood outlet in the center of it...I ripped it off as soon as the trucks arrived on site so it wouldn't show up in any photos and put it up later after I spray painted it black.

Slideout broke and got stuck open.Water heater element fried from not filling with water prior to turning on the heatWater heater cracked from not draining properly in the winterPump fried from leaving it on prior to closing up the camper then draining the lines at the dump station.Blackwater valve broke, spraying sewage all over somebodyCharging converter went outCable for pop up broke2 people had roof leaksI could probably go on, but you get the point, there is more maintenance with a camper than a house or apartment, and if someone isn't familiar with that particular trailer it's easy to screw things up.

Buy the system and put it on your closet shelf in a plastic tote.

Originally posted by @Mark Fries:@Chris SullivanI am a big buy and hold believer and a big believer in real estate in general, but currently I am not renting out my houses on purpose...that's right..on purpose...My C & D class have been plagued with non payers and excuse makers..its been a nightmare...getting a completed eviction is like a fantasy right now.

Larry Fried Thanks for the welcome!

Wasn't worth it in the least, wasn't very clean, had Walmart plastic blinds, nearly all broken, etc. 

We dug a trench next to the foundation, put sheet metal along the wall (but I suppose you could use thick plastic sheets), and laid river rock and gravel in the trench and filled er' back up.

For example, if one guest books FRI-SUN, another from the following TUE-THUR, and a third from SAT-SUN. 

And remember in terms of taking down walls (besides the concern about lead paint) is that you may likely be dealing with plastic and lath once the walls are exposed.