One tenant appears to fry their clothes by hanging them up.

But neither the glass attraction nor high-altitude yoga classes apparently were enough to bring in the masses.

As Americans, we want to be able to do everything we want to do but don't need to do (eat out, buy expensive clothes, have an insane car payment).

Tenant leases do include clauses about appliances being a convenience to them and that owners are not responsible for spoiled food if the freezer/refrigerator breaks or damaged clothing from the washer and dryer.

But each extra body = more trash, more towels, more sheets, more dishes, more cleaning, more wear and tear, more potential damage, Etc...In one of our places, we actually converted 2 of our 4 bedrooms into a yoga room and office respectively, to cut down on the number of potential guests and problems.

One of my houses has 4 bedrooms but we only use 2 as sleeping rooms so as to discourage the larger party groups (we made the others a yoga room and an office). 

I have experience opening and managing aerial/dance/&yoga studios and there is a local teacher who is looking to grow her business who I want to support and see succeed.

In more than 20 years with a dozen properties I’ve had  1 - $2700 clothes washer overflow I paid out of pocket and 2 x $30,000 water damage claims.

On 7/1 I entered the apt to find nothing but toys, leftover food, and random clothing strewn about.

Wedding, honeymoon, family vacations, food, clothing, sports, activities, braces, college, etc.