I am currently marketing a rental and today I am showing the property.I was contacted by a company called Preferred Alternatives of Missouri who help find homes for handicap individuals.  

two different opinions here, (everyone looks at it different)first. take down rail on left side, build walls with windows and make it a sun room. change exterior door to an interior door. or do a double window and add a bedroom. second opinion and the cheaper alternative, change right door, to a window , tear our brick step. and make it a bedroom.  

Very effective and cheap DIY alternative.

Now you have low interest and (more importantly) no fees.Another alternative is credit cards at zero interest.

Also looks a lot better than chain link fencing (which is another cheap alternative).

Many of our tenants cannot, or will not, effectively sort their recyclables from the garbage (required here), so expecting responsible use of a garburator is unrealistic.On top of that garburators are hard on municipal sewage treatment facilities and, in many jurisdictions here, you are not allowed to install them in new builds or {technically} replace them in existing properties.

I wanted to avoid that fate so I looked for alternatives and was helped by a gift of Rich Dad for X-Mas in 2003.

Call up a few pest control companies and they will tell you the cost for an inititial treatment and follow-up treatments.One problem is that whatever is put out initially has no effect on the egg sacks, only the crawling roaches.

It has gotten people to think about alternate energy sources.

I understand that all damaged wood will have to be replaced, so I want to take the cost into account along with the termite treatment cost.