Very few listings will discuss things like knob & tube wiring, fieldstone foundations, cedar post supports & beams, damp basements, horse hair plaster, uneven floors, condition of HVAC equipment, mold in the bathrooms and basement, brands of kitchen appliances, quality of light fixtures and cabinets, height of ceilings, quality/age of windows and doors, etc. 

I use pods for the dishwasher and liquid detergent for the clothes washer. 

Hi all,First time poster, apologize in advance for lack of terminology.My mother's house burned down this summer (June) and there has been little to no progress done since.The house didn't burn down to the ground, roof completely gone and the entire 2nd floor is gone as well including my mom and my sister's possessions, clothes, etc.There's a number of reasons why nothing has been done but I don't think it is worth getting into.

Maybe chew on some boxes or clothing, but for a single mouse to utterly destroy an entire collection of Christmas presents doesn't make sense. 

The kid had to get the food from somewhere and if the kid is 11, I'll be there is jelly on their clothes (and jelly missing from her fridge).

If you can't see any mold, and there's no evictions of water leaking or dampness anywhere, I would leave it in the tenant's lap at that point.

Systems can be in place but we all have experience of 2 people the same something be car, shoes, clothes and one person's stuff is in prestine condition and the other person's stuff looks like crap, but I understand your stance.

If your going out to see a low income house or a country mobile home don’t show up in a sports car wearing fancy designer clothes .

Enjoy your time in Ohio but pack warm clothes!

I just tell the renters that they will need to use a wash cloth to dry the water in the low spot.