The pice below doesn't show it well,  but you can see were the "couch line"  (ie clean area)  is along the wall.  

in certain areas where the water had settled.There's no water anymore, but the flooding so far damaged:A) 1/2 of one of the room's drop ceiling tiles [see pic set A]B) A couch which seems to have this "white growth" [see pic set A]B) About 1/8 of the main basement room's (sheetrock?)

I couch every violation in a legal notice to cease which would be followed by a notice to quit.

I had many problems with them, being loud late at night, trash on the property, and basically had to send a 30 day notice to get them to leave.They actually left the property in pretty good condition aside from some damage to trim around a doorway while moving their couch in, and a ding in the brand new stainless steel fridge.Their security deposit was $875, of which I deducted the following:$30 for one day of rent$60 for fixing the wood trim$100 for the ding to the fridge$258 for a plumbing charge from them using flush able wipes that led to me having the main line snaked out.

In the past, I have had tenants put old couches on the front porch.

Got it, thanks @Weston Couch.  

No if the cash was found in your couch crevices.

I am still in the rehab process but I will probably fly him back down once it’s “done” to be sure all the kinks are ironed out.The couch and dressers I ordered from Living Spaces.

A big couch can do wonders for changing the sound characteristics of a room.

When you rent to a group, they don't mind each contributing things like TV's, couches, chairs etc for common use amongst themselves.