Get disposable work gloves and wear clothes you can throw out if needed, remove as much as you can. 

Plus utilities.It is THE most trendy area--small bistro restaurants, craft beer bars, used clothing 'boutiques', and 1 block walk to the subway.The other lives in 'up and coming' Bed/Sty. 

Obviously, I want to make money, but not so I can live a lavish life with designer clothes or luxury cars.

.- like throwing all of his daughters clothes in the yard...???

Buttons, boxes of canned vegetables, clothes from the 60's, you name it.

Hopefully they have cars and phones and clothes they can't afford like normal renters and will correct their consumeristic behavior, allowing them to qualify within 24 months.

If you leave the windows bare you'll be cheapening the look on an upper priced unit or opening yourself up to the tenant hanging cheap (paint drop-cloth quality) blinds using the same nails he would use to hang Christmas lights outside, 20 penny nails!

I stopped by the house and found that the tenant had subleased the house without approaval (prohibited in my lease) and has mostly moved out (just a few bags of clothes and random items).

The 1st story has one tenant, a locally owned and operated clothing store under lease through 2019, that caters to the younger college aged crowd that attend the 2 local colleges.

The 1st story has one tenant, a locally owned and operated clothing store under lease through 2019, that caters to the younger college aged crowd that attend the 2 local colleges.