In 1946, knob-and-tube was still possible, but not as common.fuse panel versus breaker panel;electrical system of insufficient capacity for modern, electronic living;Plumbing:galvanized supply and/or drain lines.  

Recently, bought a house in Auction that have everything still there, clothes, furniture, shoes, photos on wall and dressers, food in kitchen, vacuums, and all personal items.

My goals are to become an interior designer and also offer furniture restoration services and to also become a real estate investor.

Most investors need supplies of some sort.

Go to flooring supply stores, there are couple of solutions outside of “home” improvement.

This will continue until supply starts to chatch up with demand.

Landlord insurance coverage would not pay for the loss of the tenant's personal items during a claim.You can require it and it's a minimal amount of money considering the cost of furniture, computers, and such.

It'd then come down to personal properties without titles such as jewelry, various tools/gear, furniture, etc.Currently, some assets are titled in both or our names.

It was nice receiving $25 each month for late fees, but the time I spent on supplies to prepare for the eviction process, e.g., The Notice to Quit, the Summons and Complaint and then having to go to court, and the filing fee's involved, etc., was costing me more in TIME (and money for forms) than the cost of a postage stamp or an envelope. 

It seems as if home prices are inflated due to short term low supply.