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In the example I gave above, you could sheet overtop of the 2x4 strapping and lay an asphalt roof (we do that if the pitch is low - say 4/12 or less - enough you might actually need to get on the roof for snow removal).

Problem is, when we removed the old wood flooring (square blocks), there is leftover adhesive (cement?)

However, even though the plaintiffs attorney was notified and proof sent, they didn't have time to remove it from the auction website.

The lines can be buried, thus removing the pole and the wires.

@Justin A.I wouldn’t remove it.

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Those items may or may not be installed and if they break it's my choice to remove them and not install new ones because they are not part of the rent.

But if you're not willing to evict over it, you need to remove that from your lease.

@Lauren Elise Underground tanks do not bother me as long as I know the cost if any to remove it.