He is operating as Furniture Medic.

For military provisions please refer to XVIII.Alterations: Any alterations/improvements/additions to the house (painting, ceiling fans, outdoor landscaping, etc) must have written approval by the landlord.

What I look for is Damage (cracked windows broken doors and so forth) and leftover possible trash (furniture).

On the day of closing we had all of the rest of our furniture on the moving van.

This can vary from 5 years (i.e. computers, office machinary, some automobiles, appliances such as stove and refrig, and furniture used in the rental and carpet), 7 years (office furniture, office equipment, etc), 15 years (roads, shrubbery), and 27.5 years for new roof etc (time begins when work is done not when property was placed in service).

It's got great outdoors activities in the Summer and skiing in the winter.  

That evening, we took the spray to every crevice of every piece of furniture (bedroom, living room, dining room, office) and cabinet.

And also look at outdoor mats, indoor mats and rugs, etc.

They have a lot of large/heavy furniture (and a LOT of 'stuff' in general), and I am thinking they have probably moved a lot of their large items around by pushing/dragging across the carpet (just a guess on my part, but the carpet was fine before).

I take pets and I won't rent to anyone who tells me their dog is outdoors only.They are tenants, so they are probably lying and the dog is an indoor dog, so I reject them for lying on the application.If the dog really is an outdoor only dog, I don't take pets that aren't considered part of the family.