It should sell for around $165,000 when we're done, hopefully a little more.Today we cleaned the trash and personal belongings out and removed the wood, wire, and plastic that was covering the pool.

Let me answer that with a series af questions: 1 - If you had to have surgery done, how important would it be to you that your surgeon had training, from others that were professional and experienced at that same type of surgery?

It's not brain surgery.

Three surgeries later, we started to notice he was getting loopy - perhaps from all the medication.

Maybe I was a little too hard on it, MHs are a PITA, the repairs of cheap fixtures used, plastic bath tubs, RV water heaters, PVC plumbing that is sized too small, walls built over the carpet and flooring, losing AC units when they leave, window craks that get stripped out and leaky roofs.Now I know a lady who owns a park down at the lake and they are all older units.

Cast iron whole home repipe in older homes or kitec plastic/zinc whole home repipe in newer homes.

I'm going to guess that this is some sort of "plastic" tub material, for example acrylic or fiberglass.

People are not careful and run too much grease down the drain and sewer clogs up, or baby drops a plastic lid in toilet that plugs sewer, $1200 later the plumber fishes it out after sewage backed up and ruined $1000 of carpet.

Plastic interior could almost be hosed out if necessary.

Being funny but maybe you could get one of those plastic face shields and a mask, plus plastic gloves, plus a disposable gown?