I recall obtaining a quote for flood insurance years ago on another property nearby and having sticker shock (I think it was over $4k/yr) at the time.  

Two of them are sticker price and financing.

You can buy two security stickers to stick on the windows and see if that deters the intruder. 

It's a small tear-off calendar with a magnet and sticker on the back so the client can put it on their refrigerator or their desk.

There should be a sticker on the tank right next to the gas valve that explains how to turn the gas valve off.There should be a sticker on the tank with the model number and date of manufacture. 

I have been accused of making things black and white, but I find it much easier to come to a conclusion if I can keep gray to a minimum.With the 'dumbing down of America', it is getting more and more difficult to have any type of deep discussion regarding philosophy, reason and theory.We are living in a 'bumper sticker' society.

I looked at costs of coin-operated W/D (the ones I saw run $1600 for new machines) and the cost of installation and am definitely getting sticker shock.

Then, it will still need to have a mobile home yearly license and there are state requirements and inspections to get the sticker.

We have a door to the back porch with two large sidelites (nearly floor to ceiling)... resulting in this "You may want to put some stickers on the windows, my kids and even 1 adult ran into the window thinking they could walk straight out onto the porch"...

With low income, maybe you can set up an area where they can bring their old stuff, stop by the office and you give them a sticker with their id (name, or apt number, whatever so you know who) and they put the sticker on the item.Then any other resident who wants the item can stop by the office and for $5 buy the item.