People care more about human connection, wellness, and adventure.  

Sure, humans tend to be allergic to animals and that's the only reason they notice the dander and hair in carpets.

Hi @Jordi Valado,Like Tom mentioned, 100% finance with no repetition and reputation is both unlikely and unwise IMO.Instead, if you can use your credit line to do a deal, or partner with someone more experienced on a deal, then use that to grow your capital stack and work towards being able to bring some cash to your next few deals.Once you have a body of work of deals, lenders, inspectors, partners, contractors, etc they all stand as testimonials to your deal-worthiness and that is gold in obtaining better financing on future deals. 

I'm not sure that an employer (or their human resources person) can legally give out information such as income.

So what's left is god old human trust and maybe the threat of a bad online review.You can only limit your exposure, like you said, maybe a prepaid credit card etc.

Three places to check would be 1) the RI Landlord Tenant Handbook, which is a human readable version of the actual laws themselves, 2) the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, and 3) also might be good to check the RI Legal Services Your Rights as a Tenant document.

They sell packs of white body, hair and washclothes. 

People take care of the things they own - it's human nature. 

Bleach binds with human fluids and sets the stains and causes yellowing from the oils.Next, what kinds of sheets are we talking about?

If it's metal maybe I can just take the dings to my auto body guy for bondo?