I had to make some concessions to tenants on rent to keep them calm while they were forced to go to laundry facilities to clean their clothes.

I'm talking about business cards, MLS dues, clothes, Gas, car wear and tear, supra key dues.

I suspect it was too much laundry and somehow clothing got in the drain.I have a laundry for a duplex. 

She still has furniture, but no clothes.

There are 5 retailers (4 food and 1 clothing).

They also were meant to dry their clothes on hot in the dryer, and I didn’t see any laundry being carted to the laundromat, either.They were headed down the eviction road, I believe, but their decision not to stay due to rent increase probably made it much easier on me in the long run.

“Don’t bother with........” wearing nice clothes when looking at foreclosures and REO's

Her mattress, bags, and clothes also have water damage as they were laying on the ground next to concrete walls and tile floor for weeks while the condesation persist.

You still had to pay for the dryers, but people got around that by letting their clothes dry on to of the heating vents in their dorm rooms.The floor RA had a sign on the door to the laundry room on his side of the hall that read, "KEEP THIS DOOR CLOSED.

When my husband and I toured the home there was a woman living in the home, but there was only a sofa, a TV, 2 beds and clothes in the closets.