It actually was causing issues of molding on the tenants clothes I was told.

They were everywhere - up to my neck, under my clothes.

Tell him it has a past history of this type of pest, and you are looking for a current assessment and a quote.I know if they are there, they can get on your clothes (hide in the seams), and then end up in your car, and then in your own home.

You can even prohibit drying of clothes outside, commercial signs, etc. based on what other landlords have seen in the past.

If the tenants has tenant insurance and the injury isn't a major one (like maybe 10k will make the problem go away), then the tenant insurance will deal with it.For the most part, though, what it protects you from is tenants who want to sue you because their clothes stored in the basement got moldy

I am a currently a creative director at a clothing company but am hoping to eventually transition into full time REI. 

So many kids and adults even live above their means trying to have the coolest car or nicest clothes.

Make sure to put in any and all things you don't want, loud noises, smoking, dishes, and when and how to wash and dry clothes.

Craig attributes his success in business to education, discipline and systems.In his free time, Craig enjoys lifting weights and Bikram Yoga (and any other activity he thinks he is young enough to engage in) He’s known for spending too much time watching his favorite football teams.

plus the reason i would never recommend rents under 750 is this math.your simply not generating enough gross revenue to sustain these properties.. and on top of that if you have a 600 rent PM is going to qualify them at 1800 a month.. subtract 600 for rent.. 200 to 300 for uitls and cell phone.. and you have someone living on less than 250 a week.. for food clothing insurance car etc etc... now can you live on less than 250 a week ????