@Kristyn Grimes I did not, and I did not ask.

We avoid tiling any niches, as those collect grime, and we always use dark grout and small grout lines to minimize staining.- We remove as many things with moving parts as possible (i.e. no ceiling fans, we don’t provide washer/dryer, provide dishwasher only when necessary for neighborhood, etc.).

@ Eric Schafer, the A/C 'repair' was just a through cleaning, but they had to put special chemicals because of the dog hair and grime.

Don’t be that tenant who is nitpicky about having the place clean when they move in, and then leaves the grime built up behind the fridge when you move out.

I want to take a moment to record my list of prospective tenants (really glad I learned how to run background checks):- 12 grams of coke with a gun, he's just out of prison- felony possession of meth with a firearm, she's just out of prison- forgery of checks, judgments from wells fargo/us bank/payday loans in the range of $1000 to $2500 each, then the last one to Kum and Go gas station for $12.53....

If she shows you dirt/grime and she has a point then hire a cleaner.

Quote from @Stephanie Grimes: I moved from our rental in Feb. i rented for 7 years.  

The person receiving the money gram would need to show up with photo ID.

Having the ability to create a report that showed me exactly who had not paid their rent and included their phone number and e-mail address allowed me to contact them with a friendly reminder before they got the "nasty-gram" 3-day notice on their door, or in their hand. 

I have a small gram scale I weighed it with, went off the engravings for purity info, and Google'd current gold rates.