Don't cave into their demands, but do inform them of the process.If you have 4 days to do your initial inspection with the tenant, make the most of it, but don't prematurely commit yourself to specifics regarding the return of the deposit.

@Justin Thiesse  those work very well in the right spot and if you can build them efficiently. in some areas and I don't know yours.. but some developers went high end on the storage.kind of like building airplane hangers ( the best rental ever LOL)they built high end for those that have expesnive car habit want a shop to tinker.. need to park their million dollar motor home.. want to build a man cave away from the house..you should see what some folks do to their aircraft hangers.. there should be a reality show on that some pretty awesome ones I have been in.. our is just a hanger..

Good luck with those delightful turnkeys out there...

:I found a ruby ring on the subfloor where it meets the wall after tearing up some old nasty carpet.Our basement used to have a cave-cricket (aka camel cricket) problem.

He's even got this humongous 3 story man cave house with 9 beds and 4 bathrooms with a kegorator and jacuzzi, and it's haunted."

Good morning, I have a rental property in Cave Creek and I am having some issues getting it re-rented.

I live here in Puerto Rico not far from your father's ranch just off Carr 129 close to the  Camuy caves.

Save up enough so that if you buy a place and the roof caves or all your hvac units explode, you have the funds to cover it.

Take John's advice and buy a used appliance if you want to cave to their demands.

Not the say the tenants don't use them as man caves and hangout spots.I am house hacking too, but on a more permanent basis.