It would be like KFC trying to coin the phrase fried chicken. 

I visited the open house all three days (Fri, Sat, & Sun), building rapport with listing agent and checking out the foot traffic (competition).

However, our appliance technician told us the damaged button is mainly caused by the use of fingernails to press the button which caused the plastic to tear apart over time.

Internal parts are metal and not plastic, etc. 

It a "frying pan".

A lead certified painter has to remove all loose paint, basically lay out plastic everywhere to make sure nothing gets in the ground then scrape the loose paint until you have a solid base and then paint over it.

If so charge a fee to enter the hunting preserve.Plant trees along the shores and down some in the water to make fish hiding spots for anglers.Sponsor drag-boat races once a month.Rental pedal boats, call it courtship lake and have a wedding venue for rent with a view of the lake.Sell it to the YMCA to use as a summer swimming camp.If you own the land adjacent, build on that.Easier fish to fry than this project.Just my 2 cents...

@Ashton Fry fiberglass seems to be the best route, but I would look to see what other houses in the area have.

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. 

It's also an old house I purchased a year ago and I don't have records as to when that drain stopper switch was replaced.One thing, with old tenants, I had to cover fee to unclog drain when it was clearly one of the tenants who dropped a big piece of plastic in the drain hole.