Used furniture brought in (beds, sofas etc), furniture that was left in storage for a while, cleanliness and guest that brought them from their homes.Catching them early is the key as they multiply by the day and act quickly.

BTW, I've been in your shoes.

I would like several rentals (single- and multiple-family, mini storage facilities, etc.).

I'm guessing Rich is talking about a pretty big apartment complex and an even bigger self storage facility.

If you live there, I would take approximately half of your belongings (off season, little used, ie junk lol) and put in storage, or box up and stack in the garage for your upcoming move.Also, have your house available on short notice.

So essentially if you where in my shoes what would be your plan / strategy for going REI full time?

Here in CT, the State Marshalls handle moving tenants property to town-designated storage facility.

I'm thinking of what I'd do if I were in the buyer's agent's shoes and saw the old mold issue, my next stop would be the documents to see what the condition rept says.

We would put valuables in storage and only have stuff that could walk away in the unit, because we would want to immerse ourselves in the block and be involved.

I estimate with back rent damage and storage fees to be about $4,000 Owed.