So I for one think the 30k number in 20 years is a very realistic number to have to live a very nice lifestyle as long as you have no debt or minimal debt. health insurance auto insurance TAx on your home and utls food clothing etc is going to run folks at least 5 to 7k a month.. so what great life is one going to have on 3k a month.

At the time the tenants wanted compensation for many shoes and much clothes that was on the floor and have been damaged. 

Listen to the guy that drives an old truck, buys his clothes at Costco, and won't tell you how many properties he owns. 

(I think providing makeup removal cloths and black face towels will be what I choose, moving forward.)In our family, my husband is actually way better at sewing, etc. than I am.

For reference, I am self-employed (I run my own online clothing business, i am 1099-k) and I've always been told that it'll be hard for me to get a conventional mortgage when you're self employed, so I am specifically asking about other types of loan options.  

Going into a house and finding clothing and all sorts of things strewn all about the house in piles on the floor often covered in filth seems to be a normal way of moving.

When the unit was inspected we found clothes and other crap piled over top of most of the radiators.

While installing the icemaker line, my tenant downstairs decided to do laundry they put their clothes in the washer, turned it on and left.

I'd offer an easy online solution if they don't want to use their own provider.If a tenant can't afford renters insurance can they afford to replace their clothes, furniture, electronics, stay in a hotel, etc.?

Too much Under Armour clothing in his videos...just saying.