I also delved into the city's local commission website and took note of various building permits and there seems to be an eminent number of plans (car washes, restaurants, parks, etc.) in the plans around different areas of the city that I'm sure will also contribute to the population and demand; not to mention, there are major resident-attracting plans in the books! 

Also note, I'm hoping that depreciation and mortgage deductions will eventually make wash out any extra income I'm making in which case I'll have a nice bonus come tax time. 

You really need a 2-bowl sink for washing dishes. 

When steam boilers are replaced, contaminants very often are washed down into the new boiler after it begins to operate.

I would acid wash it to clean it up and seal it with a low luster stone sealer.

I rooted out a wash cloth once, and evicted them, but they were month to month.

The deal was he paid for everything and I received 70% of the commissions I earned.

I never have a problem evicting someone from their office, and if there's a law suit I couldn't care less because it goes to the owners attorney and I wash my hands of it. 

However, if you have a tenant that calls you and say the washing machine stopped working and the appliance repair technical clearly states the issue was cause by the tenant, then guess who is getting the bill?

@Scott Ellis do you mind sharing the brand of your gallon shampoo, conditioner and body wash?