Make sure to look into whether you will have any extra local / municipal government inspections / issues / red tape to clear up based on the fire. 

But if you have asphalt roofs or cedar siding, or boilers you have to plan for them.

Once I changed the locks , I would have taped a letter to the door stating such along with a no trespassing sign.

Asphalt /fiberglass shingle---permit 02/20142.

They are putting up red tapes that are nowhere to be found in the laws while Congress has written the laws in so black and white that it doesn't even leave any room for interpretation.

Don't do asphalt with trucks.If you do rock, put Engineering Fabric under it. 

I don't remember the dollar amount, wasn't huge, but it was a lifeline I would wish later I had back.Then I breezed through the next 8 questions, only using my ask the audience for a question about Broadway or music producers, and since I don't follow pop culture much, and the show is taped 2 blocks from Broadway, I figured that was the time to use that lifeline.Come to question 10. 

IMO your options are: 1) leave it and paint (I like the spray,spray, spray idea) 2) Strap it (1x4 screwed perpendicular to the framing) and new drywall, tape, texture?

That is just a little FYI cause trusts are just a blizzard of red tape for law suits.

To get into the meeting area you run the gauntlet of tables set up with numerous "experts" selling their books, tapes, boot camps, etc.