@Jared Wild - I agree with what @Ashton Fry and @Amol Kulkarni said. 

It is from someone slamming the door to hard and it cracked the plastic on the bottom portion of the front of the door.

Brussel sprout soup plastic is my first thought.

BEFORE the Home Depot but right after an airplane took out Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Hi Rodney, I sent you this email below but will copy it here too for clarity.Yes the meters you purchased are the lower cost $65 plastic bodied meters that are not weather resistant.

It should sell for around $165,000 when we're done, hopefully a little more.Today we cleaned the trash and personal belongings out and removed the wood, wire, and plastic that was covering the pool.

Each center had a K-mart (obviously) a large national-type grocery store and several other stores and restaurants like Payless Shoes, national brand-type clothing stores and maybe a Kentucky Fried Chicken and a Taco Bell (they were just starting to pop up around 1980).I am a contractor and if I spent 10 years looking at the Placement Memorandum I would not have the ability to analyze the books for something as large as an entire shopping center.

It does not damage surfaces such as wood, paint, plastic, glass, some metals, and some cloth.

I’ve seen most rentals are sat-sat but have also seen fri-fri and sun-sun.

The way they keep their vehicle is the way they will keep your STR.My average tenant drives an $80k jacked up 4x4, and they keep my places clean.I've rented to people that had a mismatched door, a window covered in plastic and the reverse gear didn't work.