Map of the town on the fridge, with a personal list of the "Good" and the "Bad".Cable tv channel guide.Little sample bottles of cologne in the bathroom.Charcoal and lighter fluid if there is a charcoal grill.Propane for a gas grill.A rick of firewood for the fire ring outside.Tony Chachere's Louisianna Seasoning (I rent to a lot of Cajuns and Texans).Pictures, paintings, calendars or other forms of artwork with naked women.  99% of my renters are refinery contractors. 

I got a quote from my boss' agent and it was $2,400 a year and that's after agreeing to mandate no large dogs, no charcoal grills, and that they have to carry renter's insurance, etc..

Most vents today use charcoal filters where you do not need to direct the exhaust to the outside. 

You can also buy packages of charcoal odor things that absorb odors and can be placed just about anywhere. 

I have a high end charcoal grill and guests supply their own charcoal.I have seen bad reviews on other properties where they ran out of propane.Everyone likes the charcoal grill and it is more vactionesq to wind down and take time to grill over coals.

This could be a big Hassel for someone to check and keep refilling tanks.This is also why I will only supply charcoal grills.

You use an electrical charcoal starter to make channels in the foam for electrical wiring.

Every year during cold spells and power outages there are stories of people using camp stoves inside, or burning wood or charcoal inside without a vent.  

I’m a dude, come on, do I really need to spend hours figuring out what color grout would be the most aesthetically pleasing with my charcoal tiles?!?

It's only been in a couple of months so time will tell if it holds up but it was only $2 for a 12x24 in a charcoal grey.