That is an extreme reaction and I'm curious what caused it. 

My initial reaction to your post was: Are these properties located in a less desirable rough neighborhood?

So what we can expect is if those barriers are removed to any significant degree, person acting in an over-reaction manner.

When you send a rejection letter do you say why or just have that generic "Adverse Tenant Reaction" letter and checkbox something on the list like "past judgements"?

I'm looking for opinions as to whether you think a bidet would cause a negative reaction to the point that we shouldn't install one or if it would be a neutral reaction and installing for personal use (or renter use if they choose to) shouldn't be an issue. 

I know I will get bad reactions from real estate agents when saying this but here goes. 

@Kar Sun let the guy have his reaction and move on.

My initial reaction is to not put your primary residence at risk Also how long is the Heloc rate locked in for?

You were requiring a "surrender" of the deposit in full, and that probably would violate local security deposit laws in most areas.The rest of the post was about the reaction to being told to surrender - an "alpha type" individual won't like hearing surrender, and they will fight.

My initial reaction was "Yeah, I'll take that!"