Whenever I do do showings, I dress in my regular casual work clothes, and sometimes have  our workers do the showings-- how someone treats people that they don't think have power tells me everything I need to know. 

Similar thing happened to me with a Florida property because the home still had the original cloth wiring.

The current tenant is worried that the abandoned tenant will come back for his things (mattress and clothes are all that he left) and then possibly steal some things while he is at work.

I hope you have either a super rich uncle or are planning on having multiple partners. sounds like the many clothing optional resorts in CA.. just need some hot springs or just heat water.. those are popular. 

He  found a tied up  bag of human (I assume) excrement, and some dirty clothes, stacked up on the lazy susan -- felt I should share the moment.

But if you look at it as property with 4% coc (which may be challenging to achieve) then it will be disappointing.In a city like Houston, I personally look at an owner occupant house as a depreciating liability - just like car, clothes, shoes, furniture - something that I will use everyday and hence I should like it as a place to live rather than an investment.

I bought a plane ticket and a few pairs of clothes and my hopes and dreams.

Hot water, heat, stove and the clothes dryer are natural gas. 

She claimed that someone threw a rock and broke the windows, in the meantime, my handyman was in the neighborhood and witnessed her breaking the windows and threw out clothes, it seemed like she was fighting  with her husband. 

Your workers get exposed to it, and they bring it home to their families on their clothes and shoes.