Follow the guidelines below when deciding what to wear:•First and foremost, no matter what you wear, your clothes should be neat and clean.

You received your notice.The landlord could care less about your clothes.

In this attic there were 10 vacuum cleaners, 7 TVs, 8 mattresses, 8-10 microwaves, mountains of clothes, several bowling balls, pots and pans for 10 housholds, and several tons of other junk collected from at least 20 years of tenants.

The average home I'm looking at is $100k-$250k What clothes are you guys wearing to look at properties like this?

We didn't have a sherriff on hand and clearly the only things we actually left on the curb were things that only the tenant would value such as his clothing and personal items. he actually showed up an hour after we left and gathered all of the bags from out front. he actually called right then asking about his belongings and storage fees if I held them and such.

Paint comes off wood paneling really easily.You can repair small scratches in wood paneling by rubbing some Min Wax "fruitwood" over them and then wipping it off with a cotton cloth.

I've never seen that "abandoned" notice but I did go to one vacant short sale where personal mementos and clothes were thrown all over the place, and the back door was wide open.I think it is good news for you as a buyer, if you are interested.

The more money they have, the more likely they will be able to pay you, after they pay for their 2 new cars, cable bill, kids new clothes, fast food, and everything else.

Water at 125 per building sounds very cheap and understated.I can tell you when the landlord pays the water bill tenants take LONG showers,do not report leaks (running commodes,bathtubs dripping,washer leaks,etc.) and they let others was cars and use their washer dryer for clothes.125 by 4 is 31.25 a unit for water each month.I would demand the actual water bills for proof for the past year.If it's built in 1971 what about the lead based paint EPA renovation rules??

Architecture is fashion just like clothing.