The rhythmic sound of the clothes being tossed around in the dryer reminds me I need to finish packing.  

Residents can substitute less expensive food, look for cheaper gas, clothes, buy in bulk, etc. etc. when dealing with other consumables.

Without me paying in cash, the seller may not want to go through with the deal because they will lose their SSI.From the SSA.Gov website concerning SSI: Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a Federal income supplement program funded by general tax revenues (not Social Security taxes):It is designed to help aged, blind, and disabled people, who have little or no income; andIt provides cash to meet basic needs for food, clothing, and shelter.

When we do routine inspections and routine maintenance, we dress casually.We do not wear clothing with political or religious slogans, nor do our vehicles have bumper stickers.

I had an 1800 SF house, not a hoarder place but had furniture, clothes and such.

The payments were $420/month, insurance was 350/month, gas crept up to 450/gallon for 93, oil changers were $100 every 5,000 miles, and I still had to pay rent, feed and clothe myself, and still manage to enjoy being 19.Not only was I breaking my back and working to death for a depreciating asset, in a year my needs changed completely!

Those should all be #12 wire  Think about it, your standing there just out of the shower and circuit breaker trips from high use,,lights go out you cant see to get clothed enough to get to the basement to fix. 

No kids, less spending on clothing, electronics, and furniture.

If you have someone that will be doing any sort of prep work or demo ahead of the rehab, perhaps they could be onsite for you if needed.In other cases, I have reached out to Salvation Army - they will take clothes in decent shape and furniture as well - I have moved a lot of couches and such that way. 

FYI, the later two are about 2 hours drive, and clothing optional.