It it  might be valuable to somebody (sentimental, or furniture/clothing/household stuff, etc.) then it's best to file an ejectment lawsuit.

But I'm cut from the cloth and it looks like so are you. 

Life is survival in some ELEMENTARY schools.In Wallingford, the kid's eat expensive organic snacks and wear name brand clothes.

Here comes the question.....The kid had the sack to call and leave me a voicemail today (no apology for being a white trash loser and damaging my unit of course) and asked if I would let him in to "get some clothes and stuff".

Clean Up (includes the insides and the outside of a building) Air out the building Removal of contaminated materials: Carpets, carpet pads, Linoleum, drapes and blinds, air-filters, refrigerators, range, water heater, all tenant clothing and their furniture.

I had a simple Excel spreadsheet that tracked fixed expenses like mortgage, insurance, utilities, etc, and it also had columns for food, dining out, clothing, etc.  

I am not an expert on office so I won't comment too much on it.Retail per sq ft is overbuilt nationally for some property types such as big box and retailer clothing stores.

I also make sure to drive my $2,000 car to the property to do minor repairs myself and dress is very inexpensive clothing.  

Wear comfortable clothes and old shoes as we might be on a construction site or rehab or two.

I believe if someone is  the type (and most people are) that once you attain money, you buy things, nicer house, nicer clothes, nicer car....and people see this, they will hit you up for money.