On top of everything was a plastic sleeve with an old-timey baseball card in it of some dude named Joe Doyle.

The plastic tube that brings water to the fridge to make ice cubes became brittle, broke and water leaked all over the kitchen floor.

The other thing you can do is put some plastic (like they use to hold in insulation) under the home and tack it to the floor joists. 

Sure man, I don’t hide, I share with anyone, text me at+19105151785, if I’m not in surgery, real estate is my favorite thing to chat about

I am renting out some open space for stockpiling shingles and roof wrap, ice and snow guard, drip edge, coil nails, and plastic caps. 

Surgery education?

I didn't feel like getting a new unit (rest of the house is fine) or doing exploratory surgery on my duct work, so we got the window unit.Window unit ACs can run $150-$300 -- I see this is a new tenant but if you're offering a home with AC and its not up to snuff, see if they have the "one bedroom" problem and maybe look to purchase a window unit. 

If you get this work done make sure to run the plastic waffle board up the wall as high as the ground level outside.

Think of it like a non-invasive surgery for your house.

Aesthetics *is* an important part of value - if not, all cars would be strong frames and unpainted plastic panels to cover the engine and wheel wells - and the most important part of the equation (to me) is how does the existing material and look affect the aesthetics (and by definition value) of this property?