They cost just a couple of cents each in bulk and are a good starter for guests.The kitchen is load with spices for baking, cooking and grilling.

Light poles and lights going over the backyard (you can DIY this for around $200)Small gravel area (again DIY think $500)Outdoor furniture ($300) Cornhole ($50)Charcoal grill ($50)When posting the listing basically sell the outside and make something in your title football related.

The neighbor next door is a chain smoker. 

Yesterday, I had a great chat with a realtor, 20 minutes after I found out that the prop he listed was in counters and was a transaction between two chain smokers. 

It also had a grill component to it???

I showed up to the property with 250 lbs of meat, buns, condiments, etc... and had a dames lawyer tell me if I fired up that grill I would face massive lawsuit because people could claim they weren't invited and thusly discriminated against. 

Amenities like a bbq/grill, patio furniture, etc.

This is not a License plate camera, but it achieve most of the features that a license plate camera, but allowing for a wider angle shot than a License plate camera which only covers an area half the size of your front grill on your vehicle.

I spent years advertising on CL and Zillow and found that 85-90% of the people didn't even read the ad....they just saw a unit was available that matched their price criteria and they called.........Just so I could explain to them that in the first two sentences of the ad it says, No smokers of any kind, no felonies or evictions ever, and your gross monthly income has to be 3.5x the rent.    

Here's the questions:  She is a smoker.