We have two puppies and love taking advantage of the outdoors any time we can.

When we advertised a unit on Craigslist or people just called the number on the sign, they asked for different things - sizes, outdoor storage, power, heat, water, etc. 

This includes but is not limited to disconnecting all garden hoses from outdoor faucets prior to freezing weather and opening cabinets under fixtures that are adjacent to outside walls to allow warm air circulation near water and waste pipes.

Your lease probably does not address a minimum temperature she should keep the house, but going forward you should.

Mostly outdoor cosmetic issues like torn window screens, shed was "an eyesore", broken freezer sitting in the backyard.

Insulating pipes is rarely going to prevent frozen pipes when temperatures get very low; a source if heat is the only real solution when temperatures get low like when the “polar vortex” occurs.

Out door detached porch or storage area.

I enjoy outdoor activities and just got a 1981 CB750f that I'm working on.

I'm a huge book wonk, and enjoy swimming, the outdoors in general, home brewing, travel, and cooking/bbq.My goals, to start, at least:Never stop learningNetwork - Partner - Develop relationships in the areaIncome - Income - IncomeDeveloping systems and working on time managementRehab jobs on the side to add to the ability to produce #3"Retire" from my day job by 40I'm also quite interested in personal finance topics, as well as harnessing the power of technology and data to make quick decisions; although I generally abhor black boxes.

More cost effective, if someone time consuming, would be to change the most vulnerable pipe to high pressure PEX; I've seen demonstrations of PEX expanded absurdly beyond its size, with pressure and temperature, before busting.