After reading the report, I would have driven home, packed a suitcase, and went to a hotel.

Saving money would be throwing 10k a year into your mattress, suitcase in the backyard, or savings account in a bank.

I understand that some (not all) investors with suitcases full of money can make purchases that investors with less money cannot purchase, but there are many investors with suitcases full of money who also make seriously bad decisions and they literally go bankrupt.Lets look at an investor who has a suitcase full of money and he purchases properties in California, Columbus Ohio and Memphis.

The good news here is that the property, even though a little messy with clothes, suitcases, unmade beds etc. appears to have been well kept so showing it while occupied isn't hurting me.The only (minor) difficulty has been wanting to show the property now that the tenant has given notice.

Some tenants washed up on a beach in a suitcase.

Two months after; I read a news story the new roommate had stabbed his girlfriend and left her in a suitcase for the next landlord to find some weeks later...

People will come with huuuuuuge suitcases, confusion about how to open a door, etc. 

Kind of easy to know its fake like you said somebody offering it for $100, but what happens when selling you the $100 watch for 80% of the real value (and not some random guy in the middle of the street in a suitcase, a watch store that sells new/used watches) and its a little harder to avoid getting screwed because it looks to be a lot more legit??

Make sure people have places to store their clothes and suitcases.

Be skilled as an EMT and have a suitcase with what you need.