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. 

Neither can be climbed out of without the aid of tools, and this is no different.I'm looking (HARD) for an example where doing nothing and willingly losing $1000/month before you even get out of bed, house, feed, or clothe yourself is the "best course of action".

I think people like this are just made of a different cloth than the rest of us.

Before you rent it the next time, be specific:The rental includes a clothes washer and dryer for Tenant use.

Pros - My PM is fair and honest, makes reasonable decisions, is a decent handyman, builds valuable relationships, is easy to contact, is very cost effective, strong and handsome.Cons - My PM tends to read the news and drink coffee too long in the mornings, takes too long for lunch, randomly stops working in the afternoon, will spend 8 hours working on something that takes a professional two hours, drives a crappy Ford Ranger and buys work clothes at Goodwill and is neither strong nor handsome.

Here's a tip @Asury Johnson, when nobody is immediately checking in to a STR after a cleaning we make the beds with the damp linens right out of the washing machine.