The hose from the wall to the toilet is the metallic kind that looks like snake scales or knights armor, not braided.

We have a few rentals in our neighborhood and you would not know it to drive down the street.However, there is one rental that has an extra lot with it and the tenants (I assume) have put up some sort of hillbilly fence.....not chain link or wood, but tall metal posts and wire that look like something you would use out on the farm if you perhaps had cattle.  

I have a good metal fabricator in Philadelphia.  

I am currently an estimator for a local glass and metal fabrication company.

The deal was very unique, it was mostly hitting the seller where the heart was, she had been approached for commercial deals, mostly industrial projects and she didn't want to see her property with smoke stacks and metal buildings.

Put the metal into a separate dumpster.

Smaller than what I would like ideally, but it is rented through 12/31/2017 for $900/mo and listed for $67,500 which includes "$32,000 in repairs" which include a newer metal roof, new flooring, new zone AC (the type with a compressor outside and a single wall-mounted evaporator/blower inside.  

He called me and told me that there was no access inside but he did a sweep and found a heavy metal signal picking up on the end of the property.

We check on the working condition of appliances that we supply once a year, even vacuuming refrigerator coils and checking that drainage lines are clear.When we rent the property, we go over the rental agreement with the tenant and the tenant understands our responsibilities and theirs.

And I have met ALL KINDS!