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. 

Real estate flyers and band posters....Clothing?

@Wesley Cleveland - if you’re thinking about investing with Morris, you’d probably be better off taking that dough to the roulette wheel, or tossing it on extravagant vacations and fancy clothes- at least you’d get something of value for those greenbacks.

It's still pretty rough around the edges, but there are a few yoga studios, a new relatively hipster bar... seems to have the potential for price changes in the next 5 years or so...

Additionally, we are starting to just give out clothing to thrift stores, as well as contractors and people who are out on the road often.

no like toy clothes  furniture  stuff like that 

I wouldn't consider it hoarding but the amount of clothing this husband and wife had blows my mind. 

your talking about a 625 renter that's RISK just is.. they only have to make 1800 a month to qualify.. take off 625 for rent 200 for utls  50 for phone  50 for tv and that leaves them 800 a month to pay for transportation food and clothing.. how stable long term do you think that renter is..  

She says she can smell it in her clothing.