Everyone was entitled to free handouts, such as food stamps, clothing, and housing.

Paint inside, and out, they've painted on the brick exterior and the new shed I put in just for them, they've ruined the carpet/vinyl and decided to rip it out thus they've stained up the hardwood floors, the kitchen and new appliances are toast, busted a new window, torn out and lost new screens, the bathroom WAS new, they've ran a leaking clothes washer and soaked the floor which is probably ruined, that leak has gone into the heating duct work and has pulled away from the furnace, they tore off every down spout which has resulted in what used to be a bone dry crawl space being wet, I cut the yard yesterday(when I saw all this), and they are three weeks behind on rent.Human trash is being kind...

In the Denver climate they ask that you bag up all of your clothes and wash them in very hot water.

To quickly remove these from PORCELAIN, use plumber's "OPEN MESH CLOTH" - you can buy it in the plumbing section at Lowes (and at other stores by other names) It comes on a roll.

Tenants would let friends come over to wash clothes, hook a hose up to wash cars during the summers and leave the hose going for hours, not report any leaks, etc.Yes you can use outside companies or bill the difference but the end of the day the landlord has to bring up the difference if there is not 100% compliance which I have not seen.

Im thinking resturant, bar, clothing stores, etc etc..everything im considering at the moment...What do you guys think, With some hard work and dedication is it really risky????

No more new clothes.

I can't believe I live in a country where the government tells me how to wear my clothes.

I can jump around on stage, smile or make faces, I guess I could wear strange clothes if I have to.

I agreed to pay the W&S myself.As I said; the house included a clothes washer and a gas fired dryer.