Maybe you’re renting an apartment with a friend, sleeping on a couch, or living at home with M&D.

Previous foundation repairs: if they repaired it once, expect to repair it again when *you* own itWonky floor plans: strange angles or room designs that disallow basic things like couch placement or hanging a televisionFlood plain: its not the cost of the insurance, but the inability to find contractors or help AFTER the flood

If my property manager or I ever wonder where we got the couch from or how large is the television in the living room we can just follow the product description link in the archive sheet.Recurring Activities - I have a template for activities I have to do on a recurring basis (weekly, monthly, annually etc), include instructions on how to perform the tasks and when they must be done.

Do they not mind another person living there, paying less than they are even if it's just for a couch?

It is informally hosted by Mic.

.- Being too nice... sometimes it's nice to help a roommate tenant move in a couch, but I'm sure if you give an inch too often they'll take a mile.

Maybe the tenants bought used furniture, maybe an infected friend came over and slept on their couch, who knows.

An inherited tenant just moved out and left some couches, a dresser, and a lot of little nick-nacks everywhere in the one-bedroom apartment.

I was planning on crashing on a friend's couch for the couple days before closing and then living in the new property for the remaining time.

For a 5 minute drill, this seems like a fairly in-depth look at a property without even leaving my couch (or in front of a fan on the floor, in this case...)60 seconds to do a quick evaluation to determine if a property is worth going further, another two minutes copy and pasting numbers, and two minutes digging into RentJungle to find comparable rents.