I would also check the spin cycle on the washer as the drier, assuming they turn it on for long enough and use the heat, shouldn't take two full cycles to dry the clothes.

It often means that a property is uninsurable, or has had a hazardous substance issue (like meth preparation on the premise - this substance's ingredients leave lots of dangerous chemicals behind and are exceedingly expense to remove from a location most often requiring special equipment and haz-mat clothing).

That money can be used for housing, food, clothing, etc.

And all of their things are inside the house.The kids don't even have their clothes for school!

I 've also had good luck using slightly damp micro fiber cloths that you can reuse by washing them (without a fabric softener which screws of micro fiber).

, food, clothing, entertainment, utilities, retirement deductions like IRA/401k which you channel into a 3rd party investment firm(assuming you have them), other benefits your firm may offer which you should be taking advantage of like a salary match, and so on.

People will always need food, clothing, shelter, education, medical and dental care.

Will you have enough hot water for multiple tenants taking showers and washing cloths and running the dishwasher all at the same time?

My guess is it is damp a good part of the winter then dries during the summer.

Drug use ,Street corner businesses that sell booze cigs and lotto tickets .mostl everyone sagging their pants with oversized clothing .