I reglazed a rental about 8 years ago and it's held up decently, but the soap dishes are back to pink (yes, it was pink!) 

They can get enough hot water from the stove to bathe the baby or wash dishes.

I take lots of breaks, I allow myself days where I just go to the park with my dog to read a fiction novel, I don't sweat a cluttered house.If I could give advice to my younger self, I'd tell me to do the above - forget the dishes and go play with my daughter. 

--Washing dishes:  Use a coffeemaker (for hot water) and fillable dishwashing wand. 

All of my houses have had dish washers.

Furnish it with decent furniture from Cost Plus or Pier 1, and furnish glasses and dishes and pot/pans etc, then try for a family who is transferring in or an upscale or corporate type.

I humbly suggest you do so now and see if the one who never does dishes drives you crazy.

I've got a real estate lawyer friend in Denver where we work, and she said there are two additions to the traditional lease when you're a house hacker.Issues around how to handle shared expenses such as TP or paper towels or dish soap; andExtra liability around tenant selection.

My favorite,"My reaction when I see a person dishing out advice on a subject they’re clearly clueless about" LLCs come to mind ;) Good news BP is not alone here :) I would have added when someone clearly does not know how to use or over uses the @ function :) I love being @ ed to death, makes me feel special ;)

Water is still on at the house so they must be using the sink to wash dishes.