A friend of mine was in a popular band (billboard chart topper 2008 and 2009), had their domain drop, and a domainer snagged it, and tried to sell it to her for $8,000.

Even putting your money under your mattress is a better plan than betting on appreciation.If you want to survive in this business, always go with a sure deal.

Between the "I buy cheap houses", "Bob's Discount Mattresses" and "Income Taxes Done Good" signs, I always get the impression some seedy fly-by-night companies are posting them (but that's just my natural suspicion).

I find a house with smell of dog piss, blow up mattress and old man.From out of town, Repairing what his tenants left himThat was last week, today the sign is gone, Not sold Not renting.

Debris removal by item couch, 45.00 mattress 35.00 box spring 35.00 

Following up on @David Cook with the treatment spray for $200 - it also pretty much never takes one spray to treat them, they're are usually pesticide resistant and a nightmare to get rid of, especially if the apartment is vacant (they're hiding until there is a host to feed on) - make sure that tenant doesn't drag her potentially infested mattress/couch/furniture through your buildings hallways so they spread! 

The reason is that not everyone is okay with sleeping on someones couch or air mattress. 

Tenants you store cash in their mattress may be hiding from collectors/debts...or just not have enough money/reserves to justify a formal account!!

If you’d take the money and put it under your mattress then I’d say don’t refinance since that’s a losing bet.

Lean except two grocery bags of belongings, a mattress, and she left broken furniture on curb.