Literally every other house has a giant plastic cylinder in their front yard. 

The surgery will cost north of 4 grand.

I got this tip from a floor re finisher, who even recommended covering the floor with plastic to keep the enzyme liquid in the floor for longer before evaporating.

The internals are mostly plastic, allowing them to easily be broken with a specialized tool, or even a screw driver, and show no external signs of forced entry.  

Then there was an issue on the HUD and the sellers wasn't able to be there because he had a minor surgery.

I love my job, I love surgery, and I have a lot of flexibility.

I had the floor replaced and the guy put down a plastic barrier and used some "heavy duty" spray from Home Depot.

.* Put W-2 work search on pause, since surgery is coming up in less than a month.* Registered and start my classes online for Software Engineering on Saturday, and will be saving the tuition assistance payments the VA will be paying out.* I spoke with an investor yesterday and he mentioned going the seller-financing/subject-to route, which I am totally open to.

Melamine-coated MDF are very popular cabinets in a lot of areas, and can be expensive, despite the fact that they're sawdust inside of plastic.

Light fixtures – solid, rust proof metals (especially for moist areas such as bathrooms) rather than coated or plated (or plastic) fixtures.