I don't mind if a tenant works from home as long as that work does not create any strain whatsoever to maintenance of the property, or cause inconvenience, noise, and liability to anyone else.For example, buying and selling stuff, requiring UPS or FedEx multiple times a day for pick up, drop off, sometimes many packages on doorsteps; running a misery, conducting a yoga class, hair and nail, pet grooming, are all going to have frequent visitors that may park in neighbor's parking spaces, and you might be liable if a dog being groomed in unit C bit a baby being dropped off for baby sitting in unit B.  

Sam Leon (above) is right - if it can't be vented you'll likely have to go with a condensation dryer and they not only dry very slowly but they never really get your clothes fully dry.  

[/size] :mrgreen: As a thanks, we're sending Patti Porter a BiggerPockets.com article of clothing.

I had no friends, no family, no job, no college degree, a FICO of 540, 13 collections on my credit report, a box of clothes, and just 5K in the bank.

Are there other people who would be interested in some BiggerPockets clothing and other stuff?

Still clothes and old furniture inside need to go.Paint fresh?

Clothes hung around all the sides, and there was a wall of TV's that reminded me of a display a Circuit City.

(By contrast, if you buy clothes with VISA, the credit card company can’t repossess your sweater when you fail to pay your credit card bill.

Then I said; "let's go to Sears and you can buy paint and material" Needless to say I grossly overestimated how much paint the house needed, stocked up on new drop clothes and some roller covers brushes and other stuff that doesn't go bad!

They will also take furniture, clothes, shoes, household items, books etc.