She works at a children's clothing store.

The two women that teach it own over 150 units.

Seems like a pain to lug the clothes back and forth from the bedroom level.

I had started planning to do a consignment store online for plus size women but that fell to the wayside a few months back.

If you find issues that may be hard to resolve, you may want to make sure that the current landlord takes care of the issues (evictions, resigning a lease with the women only, etc.). 

It's the men and women like you that give us the ability to pursue our dreams!!!  

Their furniture and clothing will trap the odors from smoking too, so as long as they live there the place will retain the foul odor.

I’ve saved well (nothing to spend money on here), but I don’t have a car, clothes (other than what’s in my backpack), or any items in storage.

I'm 19 and about to buy my first 2-4 unit apartment but haven't yet, however if I could of went back a few years with everything I've learned now just make sure you're always learning, reading, etc, don't spend your money on stupid things like cars and clothes, if you get a job and keep saving you should have money for a 5% down payment on a property by 18 or so, if you're going to college you can buy a 2-4 unit (duplex-4 plex) or a cheap house and rent out the other rooms, that can go in general too not just with college, and don't buy a brand new car, get at least 3 years old because a car loses 40 percent of its value over those years, you can get a very low mileage older car if you hunt for it, new cars are financial suicide to young people, ideally don't spend more than 10% of your income a vehicle per year, that may be hard depending on what you do, and invest every penny you can while maintaining a safety net (at least a couple thousand dollars to cover expenses, etc) that way you don't have to pay abhorrent credit card interest rates.etc

One day the house was empty and then a week later someone moved into the house, hung up clothes, put dishes in the cabinets, illegally rigged the electricity.