I would look into a fiber/cement fascia product similar to James Hardie, this product is incredibly durable but also can be difficult to install due to its weight and fragility - it is very brittle and requires a special blade to cut. 

It is .6 acres, plenty of parking for boats and cars, no HOA, no restrictions, big side yard for volley ball net / badminton, horse shoes, corn hole, or whatever.

Anyways, the deal was located in Corning, CA.

by rural I mean central valley  some of the mountain towns of the Seirras  north Western CA north of Ukiah  Yreka to Corning  etc etc.

Corn and Soybeans make up the majority of our food, from soft drinks, chips, cooking oil, etc.

(if not handled properly, the asbestos fibers will continue circulating in the household air handling system.In addition, all of the Hazardous Material that is removed must be specially bagged and handled, and disposed of in a very specific manner.

Investments are concentrated in South Wedge, Corn Hill, and Park Ave areas.  

Maybe fence it off and make a garden.Feed you family free fresh fruit and vegetables (organic), sell the remainder on the roadside (pumpkins in October, melons and corn in the summer, peas, green beans, radishes, green onions, carrots, etc...).Sell from a trailer.Use the money for a family vacation.Teach the kids about business, pre-planing (planting hoe-ing gathering), and profits.Just my 2 cents.

There was more bodegas selling cigarettes, lottery tickets and high fructose corn syrup juices than supermarkets with fresh fruits and vegetables.

Will the pop corn ceiling removal really give you a rental bump?