Had a portable toilet dropped for the 3 days too .I wouldn't do it myself on deeper trenches as shoring will be needed.

They usually drop it.For the chinsy, complain-y stuff: update the outlets to the usb, water-savers on faucets (to fit their illegal/against lease portable dishwasher) - we asses if it's real or annoying and just let them know if they'd like to do that themselves, they're welcome to without putting holes in the walls or messing with electric or plumbing. 

.) ((($35 x 12)/.08)=$5,250))They are portable, so you don't need permits, and you can add them as the demand arises.

If you had a portable bed, you could get a family of 3 or 4 with kids.I think you could offer more per night too!

Week 1 Status:Permits have been pulledDumpster and portable toilet delivered to site Trees overhanging the house were trimmed and fallen leaves clearedGarage was cleaned out and exterior scraped for painting.House clean out is in progress, along with kitchen and bathroom demolition Roof replacement will begin on Friday (delayed because we had rain)Stay tuned for weekly updates. 

Should I buy a few portable window units or replace the entire unit and line?

Here’s some more on that: https://zillow.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000620868-What-does-it-mean-to-have-a-portable-or-reusable-application-(For what it’s worth, I have the “Apply now” button disabled on my ads.)

And, for bedrooms that only have one egress, I use a portable a/c and a wall heater. 

One side has a new mini split other side still has portable AC unit. if they can provide proof of HUD voucher on each side being 1100 we will buy it.

As a real estate agent, I sold a house where the owner had built a room in the garage (to rent out to students) with one window that was a legit egress but no heat source other than a portable electric heater (another "bedroom" requirement) and the door that led into the garage.