should a young couple coming to a new rental, get back their first month rent, because they ahvent been able to enjoy peace of settling into the apartment they organised from months befre becqause it has a severe coachroach infestationi'm unsure why it wasnt treated befre they were due to move in or as soon as they arrived.its now 3 weeks laterthey have had to move around couch surfbe in temporary housingthis has impacted them enormuslyshock distresseggs in their clothing that need all to be washedthey couldnt settle immediately before starting demanding new jobs their ability to start their new jobs to studyand to sit examsmoving state and starting new jobs is hard enough exhausting enough without coming to a cochroach infested apartment and moving around until the prperty manager has it treated.should they get back their first months rent as they havent been able to be settled in the housing that they had organised from months beforeand the stress and damage and loss of income has been enormous.

Small stuff like pots/pans or clothing can be taken to a donation center or trashed.

This is somewhat true...Not every licensed contractor is cut from the same cloth.

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.

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.

Fancy coffees, clothes, cars, etc do not buy RE.

Not exclusively but most of my clothes are second hand.

As a young adult, I began my own business socked away money for my future (though I saved for med school and had no idea I wanted to invest til later on).Since they are already college-age and have summer-only employment and are looking to invest in the near future, they either need to save money working more hours; forego instant-gratification luxuries (like dining out/new phones/new clothes); or wait a bit longer to invest.

The water alarms are cheap and make a really annoying shrill sound when they go off, but not as loud as a smoke detector.I don't allow my tenants to have their own clothes washer either.

But now I want to hear your ideas about how I, "the inexperienced investor with nothing to bring to the table" can come to a mutually beneficial agreement.One time I rode my bike from Seattle to Boston, only taking a change of clothes and whatever fit in my backpack, sleeping outside without a sleeping bag for most of the trip.