They sell a little install kit that has a plastic block used to snap them together and a metal bar that you use for the pieces next to the wall.

They also crawl under the house to get any metal down there.  

We often find glass, metal pieces, rice, coffee grounds, bones, toys etc. 

*********************************************"Those subsidies can be used to offset the premiums for any metal-level plan in the exchange.

Check for parole violations, etc.You can also let the neighbors know that if the house doesn't sell, you will be renting it to the worst group of bad a** bikers / gang members you can find who will blast their own unique type of music that makes heavy-metal-devil-worship rock sound like Mozart, 24/7.Lastly, take the above half in jest.  

***This isn't actually too bad, I do need replacement windows anyway, and smaller size partially makes up for the materials to fill the window***The things that could hurt rental profitability (but potentially raise resale interest/vale):More open kitchen feel, built in wall oven/microwave, built in cooktop (induction) easily vented outside, much more cabinet space.Avoiding the L-shape leaves ~32" clearance for a pullout trash cabinet, and ~42" clearance for the dishwasher to open.To minimize these high cost issues in a rental, I have found replacement scratch/dent radiant or coil drop in cooktops for ~$200. 

I'm an avid Harley Rider, love listening to 80's "Hair" Metal and I'm a born and bred NE Sports fan. 

I have an opportunity to buy direct from the owner a 5000 square foot metal building with an attached 1200 sf office.

The AC unit was at least 14+ years old and I was charged 2,700 for a new unit including coils. 

(I know, it's a metal, but come on).