Originally posted by Rob K:Half these people look like they rarely wash their clothes anyway.

(Also, it isn't just that he's working through a backlog of clothes or something like that, this high usage has been going on for months and months) I believe he has some form of cleanliness OCD, both because of this and because when he moved in initially he made many other requests for things to have extra cleaning, additional painting, or to be replaced. 

In San Diego $36k year rent, $25k in Fed income taxes, another $5k in state income tax...throw in food & clothing, health insurance & a car (can't get around without a car here) & raising a family would be a very modest, frugal affair on $100k.

BUT....They just canceled my policy because the property had cloth-covered wiring (like most 1951 houses do). 

Maybe you want to start a business, get an MBA, become a yoga teacher, etc.

In times of a cash crunch not many want new clothes or shoes.

I still use my 87 dodge 1 ton vanit has over 350k miles on it and I bought it for 1500 13 years agoeasy to work on and hauls about anything you want and will drag a backhoe on a trailermake sure you find something you wanteasy to work out of and doesn't set you back 30konce you do a couple of flips or have a few rentals then you may want to pay cash for something a couple years oldmy personal car is a 2016 chevy traverse ltz loaded- no work clothes or tools in that babyenjoy

If there are empty cans and coffee cups all over the floor, clothes and boxes of stuff strewn on the back seat, and junk everywhere, it shows how the person will not take care of your house either. 

We'd have to rewire because most of our wiring is original copper with cloth insulation from 1950.

They have to buy food, fuel, clothes, so rents will have to come down as well.