You can say to them:I know you love the house and you want to own it.If you make payments on this property for long period time I will help you get the deed.There will be slight rent increases over time, but this way you can be a homeowner and get the deed.Now if you are a honest person and want to help people, this might be a good idea to get long-term rentals and even be a long-distance landlord.The tenants can pay you cash deposits into a bank every month, you give them bank deposit slips.Every 6 months to 12 months combined look at the property if you're out of the area, and on the anniversary date let them know how many more years they got to go to the deed.I know everybody wants to get a free and clear property and buy-and-hold, but you get a good cash flow out of the property, after expenses, you might want to consider this is a way to help immigrants.

OK off soap box  LOL 

It was an incredible soap opera, and incredibly hurtful.On lost rent - good luck.

The backups were the proverbial hair/soap/gel sludge/bobby pins etc 'rats' you often see.

Dawn dish soap works wonders with some elbow grease.

Yes, tenants stuff disposals with junk and clog them and they can add too much soap to the dishwasher, not tell you it's leaking, etc.  

Leave instructions on how it is used (ie no dish soap) and a small box of dishwasher detergent or some dishwasher pods, so they can see what to use.

-define in the lease that they must supply their own consumables like tp, hand soap, laundry soap, etc.

Just get the wash cloth and soap wet. 

It would take a LOT of candles to do that though.Mild dish soap and water should remove it.