The remainder of the stuff is being sorted through and removed by the family.The bed (where the tenant was laying when she passed) has been removed.

We leave lawn care and garden bed care (flowers/vegetables) as the tenants responsibility in our SFHs.

I know a lady that had housed women coming from abusive situations, or coming from being homeless, etc. and rents bed space to them.

And if you flip properties for a living and still think that's investing, just stay in bed for the next few months and see how much your "investing" is paying you.

Repairs are completed half-assed, door knobs are missing, and I look in her room and see vodka and gin next to the bed.

If they need a new washer and dryer, new bed, new furniture, it is a struggle.Another consideration, where are they going to live during the mess?

When your tenant brings in bed bugs, you'll need to handle it.

Here’s the deal…·1.89 acre lot with a 1680 sq. ft. (3 bed/2ba) manufactured home in great condition/well-maintained property (owner-occupied).

For example, if you bought a 3 bed SFR with the VA loan but had absolutely no intention of living there, place a bed and a small wardrobe in one room, shut the door and rent it out as a 2 bed SFR.

There will usually be extra beds, make-shift closets, lots of mess/clothes etc.I agree with Jon Holdman - I wouldn't worry about it.