I've tried soap and water baking soda and even bleach on one of the doors and nothing has worked so far.

For section 8 rent raises, from my experience, you have to give notice of any increase with in 2 months of lease anniversary.

@Mark Miles and others - tree hugger here - I stopped using pods because they have determined that the little plastic "bag" that holds the soap in never truly dissolves.

Make sure you also discuss whether or not they will be having significant others/friends sleep over and who is to buy toiletries/kitchen soap ect. 

Rent, food, food, soap, (scratch that.. who am I kidding I don't shower), rent.

Hosting quality, style and amenities like wifi, muffins, coffee, water all the shampoos and soaps.

At their 1 year anniversary, you can also increase their rent to market value which is where it should be.

My wife and biz partner, @Erin Spradlin, heard this NPR story this morning about HGTV's 25th anniversary that mentions how contrived and fake the channel's rehab and flipper shows are. 

I know that if I put it up for sale (before my 2yr live in anniversary), I am subject to capital gains tax on the difference between the cost basis (FMV) at the time of his death subtracted from the sale price.

I know that if I put it up for sale (before my 2yr live in anniversary), I am subject to capital gains tax on the difference between the cost basis (FMV) at the time of his death subtracted from the sale price.