Lastly I decided to replace the sewer stack with PVC.

Will need some paint (inside and out), maybe kitchen vinyl, fridge ($50 from a local apt complex), and few other small things.

I had to re-rebuild a shed as it was not the exact material they require, and also found out I couldn't replace wood trim on the house with vinyl as that book requires wood trim painted a specific color until all owners on one street agree to all replace with vinyl at the same time.

The one thing no property manager I've used does that I wish they would is take the time to walk the property like the owner would every once in a while -- find the maintenance items the tenant never complains about like the back door frame needs painting before it rots or vinyl floor starting to curl by the cabinet and could use some caulk before it's ruined or fence pickets loosening.

listingid=38180574 As you can see it's grey vinyl with a green asphalt shingle roof and faded black shutters.

Does anyone have any recommendations for company that does vinyl lettering for car windows?

Also PVC or ABS pipe (newer building products) tends to amplify the sound.

Has anyone come across a house that is made of brick, but the brick looks like vinyl siding from a distance?

On the outside, with a vinyl siding and a newer roof, if almost disappears among the other homes around it.

For small repairs I use the vinyl mud, it seems to resist cracking and shrinking more than regular mud.