Biggest problem we have is when tenants dump food waste & the trash can is immediately overrun with maggots by the time the trash is picked up. 

I don't have much to move, but I will still need to rent a small truck which can be costly (in my experience) when you add in all their xyzpayme fees.Year 4:This year I plan to be employed full time, but I don't plan to purchase my own property yet.

When he goes out driving around looking at potential rental purchases it would make more sense to have a business so it can be written off (mileage/food, internet, computer, and other expenses) if he is looking to grow rental portfolio but isn't buying an SFR monthly.

Then ask for affordable housing (if that exists) and see if there's any grant monies available.That should be enough food for thought to help you take action!

@Guy Yoes  how would the trailer block the view any more than a truck parked in the driveway. 

Annoying, except for when I’m in my truck driving with nothing better to do, then it becomes a challenge to me to see how much of their time I can waste by keeping them on the phone.

Mold requires three things: moisture, a food source (usually dust), and time.All you have to do is keep that excess moisture from sitting there.

In bad cases, after about 3 days, it starts to look like a cockroach armageddon with dying roaches twitching as they come out of the cracks to die.Tenant cleanliness, like keeping up with the trash and not leaving water and food out, is paramount in preventing/controlling infestations.

The big three expenses of the American household are housing, transportation, and food.

Of rotten wood is kept, it will be a great food source for termites, which you don’t want obviously