You definitely don't need to install granite countertops for Section 8 rentals.

Very easy to install and cheaper than copper, probably higher than PVC, but this stuff will not burst in cold weather.

The look pretty easy to hook up and install.

@Vinh Huynh you can also buy a cheap dish washer install it of you don't already have it and raise rent 50$ a month I'm sure there is similar strategies I'd love to hear some

( collecting waste scrap metal and materials)Man every square inch of my yard has fruit!

I work as a apprentice flooring installer for 7 years by the best of the best.

As a hardwood flooring installer and sander, I'm no stranger to being around the scene of development groups and residential areas around Denver and areas of Colorado. 

That still leaves plenty for me to do, including ripping out carpet and tossing out tenant-left trash, buying all materials, changing light fixtures, changing blinds, installing fans, and a dozen other small tasks that it takes to get an apartment move-in ready.Besides renovating the interior of apartments, we’ve also spent considerable sums on HVAC and windows.

He works in sheet metal fabrication, so I know he will use it a lot, but it is just a strange request.   

Of course, the tile and sheetrock were ripped out, vapor barrier, backer board installed, new tile properly laid and grouted.