Admittedly, a continuous run of aluminum wire does not present a problem but when the Al wire is subsequently connected to outlets, light switches & especially spliced to other branched circuits (buried within junction boxes), these connections can & will by the metallurgical nature of Al oxidize.

When I was young I was heavily into reptiles and amphibians and I'm betting they probably have a blue tongued skink;  they're docile, non-destructive and likely will be eating out of a food bowl on a diet of non-living, non-mobile food.  

Some might use some non-destructive testing like moisture meters, but an inspector will not be able to tell you if the pointing on a brick facade will fail within a year unless it was already crumbling and falling out.

Dogs are not permitted on the property at any timeAnimals are not allowed on furniture All animals must be non-destructive and have basic training and manners determined by the landlord.Any changes to any part of the property such as painting, hanging pictures, and fencing must be communicated to and approved by Daniel Jewell through a written and signed document such as this lease.

@Yonah WeissI have a degree in metallurgical engineering.

Metallurgical advancements in gun frames and smokeless powder have made it possible to load the 45 long colt up to the ballistic equivalent of the .44 magnum.

Actually, one more thing that complicates my situation is that I am deathly, like literally death will happen, allergic to cats.So WE are looking for a rental house with NO carpet, which can be cleaned really well, allowing a small 12 pound dog with a good record of non destruction for 5 years in our nyc apartment, ( and we have renting references from here ). 

This is a unique opportunity for you as the Landlord to have hassle free, non-destructive tenants who will happily maintain your property and keep it in tip top shape.

The milestone inspection consists of two phases: a visual examination of habitable and nonhabitable areas of the building in phase one and, if needed, a phase two inspection that may involve destructive or nondestructive testing to fully assess areas of structural distress.

You can flood it, etc and it's fairly non destructible.