They managed to break the washing machine in the first 3 weeks by overloading it so aggressively that some clothing spilled over the tub and got caught in the pump.

I’ve had people actually wash my clothes before for money and I wasn’t worried about them being “attractive”.  

I have a big drop cloth that I move around the rooms with me to keep the floors clean. 

2" Short handle brush for cutting inGood drop cloth for carpet areasOne of the "paint in the handle" rollers.

Constant dampness - get a dehumidifier going and see if that clears it up.

In that Fire scenario, they could lose all their clothing, furniture, electronics, kitchenware, etc.

One funny thing about the guys is that they would rather buy a new pair of socks than take their dirty clothes to the laundry.

Does it smell damp? 

Plumbing issues (upon further inspection... caused by hair extensions and 'do rags flushed down the toilet).A busted clothes dryer (I swear they tried to dry a stack of bricks in there).Anyway... needless to say, that particular property has been a money loser for us.We're now on our 3rd tenant and hopefully, it'll be drama free and we can start going cash flow positive.If we can right the ship, it'll be paid off in about 4-5 years and then we should see some great cash flow (fingers crossed).So what does this have to do with you?

I would also need proof that this is an actual investment, and not a timeshare in sheep's clothing.