They are always two parallel wires (~2-3 inches apart) with CLOTH wrapped 'insulation'. 

One of my favorite quotes is “beware of any job that requires the purchase of new clothes”.

Sell everything you've got but the clothes on your back, including the dog, and put in applications for every restaurant, grocery store, or fast-food joint within 30 minutes walking time.

You NEED money for clothes, a car, an EMD, attorney, marketing, an LLC, registering your busines with the IRS.

I would go through the stuff, and either donate or sell usable items like clothing and furniture. 

They once offered up the basement for furniture storage for a charity drive... and also used the washing machine to wash about 20 loads of clothing they were going to donate. 

During my 28 years of police patrol work, I can't tell you the thousands of times that I have witnessed great "wailing and gnashing of teeth" as soon to be displaced family members begin to shout, rip their own clothing, beat on their chests and call out the names of deceased family members in an effort to avail a heavenly intercession to prevent being "put out." 

The area isn't a high net worth market where they need to see you in designer clothes before you are taken as a serious buyer.  

-Each unit has washer hook ups, no dryer outlets (clothes-lines)-GMR $500 and $600/unit and seller claims $350k/yr gross with $150k expenses ($200k NOI); I will put 10% down w/seller financing 15%.

then they climbed the rock up to the cedar siding along the rain gutter downspouts , they would get into attic I would fix the spots with hardware cloth Or you can use metal lath in my case they just found another way in over and over (this stopped after I found the baby's , heard them squeeking and caught them and put in a bucket with hole in lid and wired it on to a treelimb) P.S If you grab squirrel baby's that are very big grab fast they are quick .