The students are used to seeing some disorder on a showing but not  damages.   

In my area you can be charged with "keeping a disorderly house" even though you aren't the one dealing the drugs or hosting the parties or whatever.

With at least 3/4 of all my tenant applications filing with extensive disability income due to 'personality disorders' I know that the system is broken.

I struggle with this because my husband is always looking at my outfit like "are you going out in public like that," and I'm like "I HATE being uncomfortable", and it's to the point I think I have a sensory disorder when it come to tightness, itchiness, being hot or cold, etc.

The main reason is that more and more people (not just in my family but generally in US) suffer from insomnia or apnea or other sleep disorders, so that a married couple may actually prefer to sleep in 2 separate beds. 

I don't like threads like this because they tend to highlight stories of obviously disabled tenants with mental illness or psychological disorders.

I am a beacon for people with personality disorders and this something I am working on.

I have a "personality disorder" where I don't like being told what to do.

It's likely that substance abuse disorders will rise.

My best advice is to find anything that may have a lot of disorder with it such as late mortgage payments, foreclosure, fixers, etc.