I'm in Plant City and focus East of I75 into Polk County.  

Tenant is responsible for lawn care and to keep plants from touching, rubbing or growing on the outside of house.

The seed of real estate investing was planted by Mr.

The way this should work goes like this.... 1) notice plumbing issue. 2) cut open ceiling and investigate.  3) find problem. 4) fix problem(s). 5) replace damaged sheetrock with a new undamaged piece. 6) after mud and tape, match existing popcorn or texture to what currently exists now on rest of ceiling unless it is a smooth finish. 7) if it's smooth finish or textured then prime and repaint ceiling. 8) done!

Trucking is a cost to consider too... the further away from the plant, the higher the transportation cost.5) As noted in #3, lumber is a low margin commodity... takeoffs take a lot of time and there is little reward for a rep.  

I just contacted a Denver abatement company last week.They gave me a ballpark (without inspection) estimate to remove all drywall of $10- $15,000 per 1000 sqft unit.They said for this age house it was likely in the wall texture, mud and possibly even the drywall itself

I don't know how gift cards fair with tax write offs, but a $5 house plant and a nice card for Christmas is always a winner.  

Full-timers want more storage, will start to accumulate plants, outdoor furniture and anything else you will let them keep around their RVs.  

This is definitely something I would also love to do in the future once I have planted deep roots for my family and I.

I'm in Plant City but focus East of I75 in Hillsborough County into Polk county.