Real estate is my mainstay but a nice mix of stocks, crypto and metals are in the mix too.

I'm leaning towards metal as the things I've read have indicated metal should last longer.

They big skilled lasted 6 years of guest use and they suck when it comes to using metal utensils.

I know another guy who collects unemplyment and also recycles scrap metal.

I would zone it with 2 systems with the handlers in the Attic and Basement  Still looking around $10-12k with condensers, coils, and sheet metal 

Really, don't you think anyone who would qualify should be required to sell everything they own first, only have two sets of clothes for summer and winter, a bicycle, one metal folding chair for each family member, a table and a mattress on a metal frame?

The tub scratches are from people who wash things like tricycles, metal shelving and cleats in the shower.

My buddy owns a good sized metal recycling business in Everett.

An example of this is 30 year commodity cycle (commodities peak every 30 years: 1920, 1951, 1980, 2011 etc) which bottomed in 1999 where gold can purchased at $280 / ounce in 2001 and one could have held onto this investment for 10 years and unloaded all their precious metal positions at $1920/ounce at the end of the cycle in April of 2011. 

Exact wording in lease: "In addition to coverage for damage or loss to Tenant's personal property in such amount as Tenant may determine, the policy shall include coverage for bodily injury or property damage for which Tenant may be liable for in the amount of _______?