So, have a look at the property, if there are other newer properties around, that the owners know where the flood level was (around here, they stick a red   plastic ribbon on a tree, I just remember which knot of the tree the ribbon was on) and that would show you your true level of flood risk. locals will also know if  new flood canals have been built to change the flood behaviors--city hall would be up to date on that. 

However, heavy plastic must be laid under gravel or weeds/grass can grow through. 

The plastic tubing on most refrigerators is cheap and easy to spring a leak.

You know, those little chips of old paint, screws, small pieces of wood, plastic - whatnots.  

That's a glass tube with a cheap plastic rose in it.

The part cost 25$It was literally a piece of string with a small piece of plastic on the end.

My current gutters are plastic and won't fit anything on the market right now. 

My current gutters are plastic and won't fit anything on the market right now. 

Old, rusty, missing/boarded/plastic covered windows and/or doors, decks falling apart, bad roofs, etc. 4 of them are park owned - and are newer. 

The "bulbs" are cheap enough now to not even think about it, and last ones I bought from Costco no longer had the plastic bottom half, I had to actually read to the fine print be sure they were actually LEDs!