Repair existing rear deckwhich consist of replacing board on rails and decking and secure deck properly from moving.3.

So far, I’m thinking about extra closets with locks, maximum number of bedrooms feasible (aiming for four or five), fireplace and some kind of a nice outdoor deck or screen porch, possibly a hot tub.

For those of us who may prefer an adult beverage while we talk RE, I checked our Sam's Boat in Silverlake Village yesterday afternoon at around 2pm and they have nice covered deck area where we can chat.

When I came across a completely stripped house it has a deck in the back and on zillow it was discribed as a 4 bedroom 1 bath house and was built in the late 1800s .

@Bryan Thomas IF properly maintained, slate lasts a long time...it's stone...the one thing to be aware of is that slate roofs are not "decked"...they use a series of wooden slats that the slate basically rests on.

Most long term parks require tenants to fully skirt their RV (so look for skirted units) and most tenants who really are staying long term will build a deck or patio, install a storage shed, create a garden, and show other evidence that they have made this their permanent home.  

There is an open permit from the 60s for a deck that was never closed.

I cant tell if your roof is flat or low slope...if it is code (depending on area and what code they enforce) could require additional insulation above deck or below.... this can be very expensive if it is required above deck...Take at look at your code upgrade coverage and ask your contractor about the codes in the area.

There will be some damage to the door stop as the blade passes through, but it will be minimal if you're careful. 

Tree removal, shrubs/plants, deck/patio, seed/fertilizer, mulch, driveway replace/seal and misc.The snow caught me again… I had no idea what was hiding under it and unlike the roof… meh.