Offer to have some rooms already furnished and charge a higher rent for that (some students are so far away from home, all they have is blankets, pillows and their clothes).

I do not buy a lot of clothes/nonsense and never spend more than $9k on a car.

It is an exceptional paint, but can be a little hard to get off your clothes or floor once it dries, so do your clean up quickly!

Storage is critical and I would hate to have to walk into another room to get my clothes.

Don't like the car the drive, the clothes they wear, or the smell of cigarette smoke when you show the home?

Clothes lines, 1980's sliding glass door, swamp cooler hanging out the side...The house looks pretty nice inside so I would definitely consider improving curb appeal to make sure people get inside the door to see what you've done.

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Whether its a hard print newspaper on their doorstep in the morning, or an RSS feed, consumers have taste in everything from clothing to soda to news.

If not kiss them goodbye and move on.Two years ago I rented to a seemingly nice couple with good credit, lots of money, fancy clothes, $100,000 between their two vehicles, etc.

…After I read the book again, I went online and downloaded an image of the workflow process, which helped keep me on track through the process, which took me 2 weeks.Here’s a good one:https://gtdrehab.wordpress.com/ (not affiliated with this site at all).After completing the process and organizing all of my stuff, the first thing I did, which was identified early on, was declutter my house.I did this room by room.I threw away what I needed to and donated the rest.This, by itself, was freedom.I recommend it to anyone.Let me put it this way, if I weren’t married, I would walk away from almost all of my possessions (with the exception of clothes and toothbrush).