They have family members on site to wash cars... or wash and fold clothes... which adds to the bottom line and prevents problems.And it let me focus on my rental houses.

Everyone who owns an older home has dragged all the soggy belongings (furniture, appliances, clothes, toys, knickknacks, etc.) out to the streets which are covered in mud, and there are downed trees, fences, pool cages, boats on front lawns, a major mess.

Good point about the table cloths too, everyone gets the same one, a dark red velvet one.

Quote from @Maria De La Vega:  ...the garbage disposal... ...I have told them several times to both of the tenants to not put food in there... ...The Washer and Dryer ... ...I have told them several times to both of the tenants to not put clothes in there...

You can expense dinners, miles, clothes, office space, cell phone, wifi, and education when you have an LLC

Going into a house and finding clothing and all sorts of things strewn all about the house in piles on the floor often covered in filth seems to be a normal way of moving.

The BLS indexes for retail sales, new and used autos, food and beverage stores, restaurants and bars, building materials, clothing are screaming inflation. this is the highest inflation since the 1970s. the current bout of inflation was demand driven before there were supply shortages.

When I first started buying homes in the mid 90s, I was in a laundry matt doing a load of clothes( because I lived in my rehabs and did not own a washer.

I have to change my clothes after each time I go outside due to all the rain, I wouldn't mind being in the Sunshine State for week or two!

Sometimes it's fun to do the things that are supposedly below my paygrade, and someday I will learn that I can't wear my "nice" clothes because I will always end up covered in job site dust.