Most tenants have houseplants and even other things that could suffer damage in sub zero temperatures which is what is required to freeze pipes.

Dont delete this moderators the life it saves could be yours...First The sources of mold problems in your home or office can be: flooding, leaky roofs, humidifiers, damp crawl spaces, constant plumbing leaks, excessive numbers of house plants, steam from cooking, shower/bath steam, wet clothes, and even your air conditioning system itself.MOLD can be very toxic ESPECIALLY Stachybotrys Chartarum ESPECIALLY a certain subset of the population.

Most landlords are paying $75-100/month for thisI put 5% of the rent for vacancy, 5% for capex, and 5% for maintenance$25,000 maintenance is for a new roof, building a wall and door for the dining room, painting the entire inside of the house, planting new grass, and fixing the concrete deck.

But make sure you find it all - you don't want to seal the place back up and have that smell re-emerge come summer/more humid months.1) tear it out down to the subfloor and/or the drywall down to the studs (snap a line at a 4' mark to waste less drywall)2) nightly ozone machine usage - READ THE INSTRUCTIONS - these things will kill any/all living things inside the house - plants, animals, you.

A houseplant in common areas, a new doormat, a string of Christmas lights. 

If your home needs remarkably little, compared to others, in terms of both time and money invested, you are presenting a better deal without having to lower your price.Two very basic upgrades most anyone can do on a budget are a fresh coat of paint and the addition of house plants.

Any book on house plants will probably be good for the indoors.

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When I lived in Wisconsin I had over 400 house plants, a garden on a 2nd floor deck, and 3 garden in my yard with various srubs, trees, plants, rocks, wood chips and etc.

And some fun photos, like the home office with a view (and house plant) Can you spot the all the little avocados, there's at least 6 in this photo.