You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Mostly on really aged home that have cloth insulation on the wiring.

If it's a nice building shared with others (notably women or children), then no.

If it's truly abandoned, you will notice most/all clothing is gone, there's no high-value items like flat-screen TV or computer, all the food is gone or old, most kitchen items are missing, etc.

The employer was REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.) and turkeys could be seen "hidden" under cashier counters, in sleeping bag bins, under clothing racks, behind the ski display... it was hilarious! 

I’ve never heard my mom talking about she gotta pay the rent or car note growing up.I just don’t pay for any extras like amazon, she buys most of the little stuff like houses supply’s and even buys most of the kids clothes. 

Sure, white might show scuff marks and food stains a little more, but most will wipe right off with a damp cloth.

My wife and I joined the local REIA and she joined their WIRE (Women In Real Estate) group, trying to get involved once a month by networking with people.

I love seeing women killing it on here :)

Greetings Real Estate Business Women & Men, My name is Dakarai, and I'm a young professional residing in Columbia, SC.