@Benjamin Couch no

Then it moved to the bunk beds, where it was on everything as well.The bathroom on that floor had **** smeared on the walls.The basement had puke in a food container that was pushed under the couch to hide it's shame.The interior porch had hookah and cigarettes on the floor, with burn marks on the tables, flooring, and chairs.The exterior porch had garbage strewn everywhere, from leftover food, to more smoking stuff, to shards of glass.Cleaners: "I'm not going in that garage, i think someone died in there" "What makes you say that?"

I structure financing for investor clients across Canada using Mortgage Investment Corporations (MICs), they've been around since the 70's. 

Even now, 1 full week into school, we have students who are essentially homeless just couch surfing at friends places, waiting for a room.Speaking with my international student tenants, they said its partly due to the USA with Donald Trump making it very difficult to apply for VISAs, so the people who would have normally gone to the states are coming to Canada instead.

I will not even get up off my couch to show an apartment unless it is *COMPLETELY* filled out.

The scratch areas are where you'd expect: around the couch/bed/furniture footing areas.

And, what tenant wouldn't move a couch across a room if it's sitting on an inch of water?

Her argument is that we would have been sitting on the couch watching Netflix if we didn't have this house to work on and we should estimate our repair cost at $27,000, thus feeling like we made more profit.Who wins this argument?

Unless people enjoy having their couches smell like meatloaf and afternoon lunch, good ventilation would be best. 

Even a bed or couch here and there could help.