Most work, they have jobs, they check you out at stores, they wait on your table, clean your dishes, clean your homes, watch your children, some teach, they work in hospitals cleaning up the messes of the sick, they drive trucks, wash your cars, mow your lawns, they labor at factories....I could go on.

The tub scratches are from people who wash things like tricycles, metal shelving and cleats in the shower.

Certain liens are not washed off by foreclosure, court orders, back child support, taxes and levies so, as Steve pointed out, in your business, you should understand lien priority an other methods to satisfy a lien holder prior to a sale.

Mind you he NOW stores his patio furniture, tractor & 'stuff' in my barn & has often borrowed my air tools etc for his truck repairs so I guess it's a wash (& we haven't raised the rent for 2 years).However, the annual pig roast our biker 'rent to own guys' have each year is now a reluctant but automatic decline.

I have done demo work,  flooring installations, tiling, drywall finish, using miter and table saw to cut and install baeboards and window sills and building picture frames with scraps, .I built a bar cabinet, an island cabinet around a center island stove, I have ran packer machines that compact the dirt in a foundation before the concrete is poured.Of course painting and sanding and varnishing...replacing electrical plugs and receptacles, hanging light fixturees, replaced plumbing pvc, used all sorts of power tools and saws and LIKED IT!...

You have the initial investment, no expense and no income. 10% of Tenants Use Machines- They are available when they want them.

You could power wash the siding and brighten it up.

I knew of one guy that picked up an old key making machine and would cycle all of his door locks between his 9 rentals.  

- Water usage rule:  I will pay for water but considering that the unit has 3 bedrooms there might be heavy washing/dryer usage.  

@Travis Frenchak How much maintenance do your machines need?