I moved out of the camper trailer for the tent because it was easier to heat with a wood stove than the camper with propane. ( metal walls) The tent was bigger too. 16x20.

Greaser will get oil based stains, CLR for metal or mineral stains.

Also if the garage door is metal it can dent it. 

There is a lot of wisdom in that and I would take on debt very carefully, especially nowadays, being ok with the worst case scenario and maybe having some assets that other people can't take or sue you for (precious metals?).

@Khristopher Kyle Garay I am not a lawyer but this is what I found online:"The state of California recognizes that the presence of toxic mold in a rental home or unit can lead to severe health problems in tenants, thereby violating the implied warranty of habitability.""

Who knows what we find underneath if we pull it and we do not want to repair or replace floors...Brush the paint on thin... with a good priming one coat may do it... to recoat, you scuff lightly (same scrub sponge but dry and wipe to slightly degloss and brush on coat #2 if needs be)..So you are only at probably 50-100 bucks in paints there--but tons of labor and elbow grease.I would add knew bling cabinet knobs, too, unless the new ones look ok (but a sliver or gold or bronze metallic might look good..)

Just keep repeating that you love them, want them in your life, but the former situation was too toxic for you.

It doesn't cost much for a cheap metal warehouse.

The majority of posts here, and on other sites are about choosing and vetting prospective tenants-how does it help to throw a toxic tenant back into the pool to screw the next landlord who depends on an accurate credit check to approve the next occupant.

Next time you are at a metal recycler, grab some!