Presumably you mean no sink, but I'm curious how they cook...So far I have two renters who will be staying here.  

I recently purchased a condo that was previously owned by a cigarette smoker. 

Right now out of seven units I have four smokers, all of which claim to be 'outdoors' smokers, two of which I discovered subsequent to leasing.

They should have shown the gov-mint stealing from those on a fixed income by cooking the inflation books.

I liked smokers after that.

This house was finished quite a while ago, and I meant to post a topic on this, but I completely forgot until I started going through some old photo's on the SD card.Background of the House: 14 years old, original owner, heavy cigar smoker/alcoholic that would literally put cigar butts out on the carpet and left THOUSANDS of bottles (empty and half full) everywhere spilling over.

Welcome to BP Daniel,I haven't dealt with those smells, but my first rehab was a smoker that had live in the prop for 14 years, the white melamine cabinets are now a beautiful uniform beige color haha.To clean the grease off I would look for something called "purple power" or "greased lightning".

Had to use the propane gas grill and fireplace to cook food but other than that there was not much to do except sleep and eat lol.Well I got power back but from what I was told there is going to be more bad weather so I'm hoping the power won't go out this time.

All you flippers here, let those numbers cook in your mind for a bit.

A co worker of mine had a landlord who did that and I hear all day long that his landlord is home cooking all day for his big family and splits the gas bill with him 50/50.