For example, say the toilet is clogged up, the owner calls a plumber and they snake the line and recover a tooth brush of the tenant. 

The risk is just too great that you get someone with nothing but a toothbrush living off of you until some moratorium is lifted.The great thing about these properties is that you have the option.

Is there a nest of plug in wires for cell phones, computers, electric razors, electric toothbrushes, laptops, game systems eating power and making heat?

. $600 worth of pest control later and cleaning every corner with a toothbrush the house is roach free.

Check the kitchen cabinets, medicine cabinet, and bathroom sink area for typical products, count toothbrushes.

Like medications, toothbrushes, if you are looking for long term stays, they are “moving in” For the front a welcome sign, mabey with the name of the house?

e-commerce store selling random stuff ranging from bamboo toothbrushes, designer clothing, and mini zen gardens.

But more than likely given the original tenants history with late rent I don't think I would have cut them any deal and just ask them to leave or evicted them on late rent.Bottom line - If you KNOW someone new is moving in get them on the lease BEFORE they move in even a toothbrush!

Replace or repair fixtures as needed.The low-flow items can help if your tenants leave the water running during various activities - tooth brushing, face washing, kitchen activities, etc.Depending on the heating systems, be sure to check that humidifiers aren't wasting water.

A good inspector is worth 100 times what it cost to have the house inspected.I've closed 150 deals using one inspector here in San Antonio.I'd rather let someone use my toothbrush than switch.