Maybe college students-- but if they are going to be paying $1,000, they may want a newer place with pool, exercise equipment. 

Keeping your eye out for hand written vende-se signs could be a good way in too.

I'm in the capital equipment side of tech so to speak.

If you first focus on how to live on less money than you make, then when you make more you'll be better equipped to handle it and get out of the paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle.

Plumbers, electricians, cleaners, and everyone else is charging higher prices because the cost of fuel, equipment, and materials has gone up.

If you are using airless spray equipment, expect around 20% reduction in coverage.   

All my artwork would go, along with the suit of armor and the full size Marilyn Monroe display.I would leave the beds, vacuum cleaner, charcoal grill, cable/wifi service, washer/dryer, the gym equipment, all my adult oriented artwork that has my contact information on it (calendars of scantily clad women doing construction work).They would need to pay the gas, elec, water, trash, sewer. 

What if she'd be renting equipment she leases - is it still sch.C?

Land next to them (call it a great deal since you don’t have to move your equipment so far) comes up for sale and they buy it at auction for $15,000 per acre.  

My CPA divides everything like his fee, cell service, computer equipment over the properties.