People are nowhere near as respectable as you'd hope they would be, and would allow pets to lounge on couches, sleep in beds, claw at table legs, etc;4.

Cosy, RentPrep, and MySmartMove are a few well-liked services.Make a lease application and ask prospective renters to fill it out with important personal information.

This place in Shibuya looks pretty good, but they don't take reservations: http://en.southerntower.co.jp/dining/lounge-bar-so...We could also meet in the viewing lounge of my building in Ikebukuro, which is a great space and would be cheap (photos below):West Park Tower Ikebukuro 3-21-13 Nishi-Ikebukuro Toshima-ku TokyoI'm willing to go back to the original place as well.  

Make sure you have comfortable living room furniture for guests to lounge in in their down time - these are typically hard working people looking for comfort and quiet when they're not working.

Think about it, if you found someone lounging out in the locked front foyer of your multiplex are they trespassing?      

We don’t know where we’ll be or what we’ll be doing when we reach retirement, but we sure get shown lots of pictures of happy people playing golf and lounging by the beach and eating at buffets.

I have a client with an STR in the mountains outside Denver who has a hot tub, a sauna, hanging lounge chairs on the deck, a pinball machine and arcade games.

If you wanted the cosy feel in the bedrooms, then carpet. although I would do the vinyl throughout.

I was thinking about converting that garage into an extra studio/lounge space for myself while using the extra empty space on the lot for a carport. 

Next one is July 11 at The Brink Lounge on East Wash.