The camera man stated they had gone to change clothes to make it appear to be the second day of the "auction".

I've been known to clean my chandeliers with windex spray and a cloth....while the lamps are on.  

If there is a dishwasher or clothes washer, those should be disconnected - they freeze very easily, and they don't make it easy to just get the water out.

It cost $3.75 to do a wash & dry (which can add up quick) and the dryer always seems to be filed with sand, lint and weird things from other tenants (kinda gross). it is also such an inconvenience since you have to make sure you're home to during the whole process so your clothes don't get tossed on the floor.Question's are:Do other tenants feel the same way I do?

We’re seeing demand for everything from retail clothing to office to restaurants.

Patrick, go to Autozone on Jackson Ave with a paint brush in your hand or find the guy with paint on their clothes.  

Are you wearing clothes in your profile pic?

For the interior, use drop cloths to cover the floor.

The place was total chaos, I couldn't barely see the floors with the amount of clutter and clothing everywhere.

The Purchase:Purchase Price: $224,900Loan: 25% down ($56,225), 5% interest, 5 year term, 20 year amortizationClosing Costs: $6,150 (received $5000 sellers assist)Repairs Budget: $15,000Total Cash Invested: $77,375The Income:Gross Rents: $4,500 (estimated after repairs and full occupancy)The Expenses:Property Taxes: $500Management (10%): $450Insurance: $225Natural Gas (both clothes dryers are gas and surprisingly they're the only things running on it): $40Vacancy (5%): $225CapEx & Vacancy: $405 (estimated, don't ask why I have $5 at the end instead of an even number..I'm going off my previous work so who knows what I was thinking at that time)Electric (common areas): $100Water & Sewer: $375 (there is a very small water bill to me as each unit is separately metered.