I had a tenant with a dryer that wouldn't dry the clothes (their dryer).

Pay inconvenience fees for food, replacement clothes while we've been displaced, gas money searching for new place, application fees for applying to new apartment buildings, etc.6.

Not only that, my hair and and clothes and all of my things smelled like smoke.

What some tenants do with top loaders, is they let the water run, and then stuff more clothes in it, breaking the belt, and sometimes the motor and transmission.Not sure if this is top or front loader.

Food, shops, yoga studios and lots of people hanging around?

The only thing he would be moving in are his clothes and he would have to buy a bed.  

n go from there :)share w. yoga or Pilates or Zumba etc type space...

Well, she asked if we could put up a rod in that empty space, as she wanted clothing rods the entire length on both sides.This was before I knew better and I was amazed, but said I'd ask the owner, who was too nice (also learned not to ask him these things anymore lol).  

for instance U have a rental at 700 a month in the mid west your criteria is 3X rent.. that's 2100 a month.. pay rent utls etc and that leaves about 250 a week to eat cloth and buy gas etc. so what you end up with is that renter class simply is in trouble if they got laid off temporarily for 2 weeks or 4 weeks.. so the question was not would you give charity.. but would you prefer to not have a vacancy and let them pay the missed month in later months.. thereby keeping landlord from having a vacancy and in the mid west work force housing vacancy will run 2 to 4 months worth of rent..

If the wetness is from your clothes/shoes then the problem is yours, caused by you.