I'd imagine this falls into the "normal wear and tear" category but I just don't know how you measure or prove it and how much tangible evidence I need to have ready showing that I've warned them repeatedly.  

I’m planning to organize an upcoming event and need to build a temporary structure that measures 20ft x 40ft, with a height of either 20 or 30ft.

If they're going down this path, what they really should be measuring is collected rents.

Whatever you use to screen your applicants, I would make sure they have these counter measures in place to weed that stuff out.

You will learn a lot by doing this.They are probably going to take measurements for flooring and drywall, count any doors that need replaced, look at what appliances need replaced, outlets, fixtures, countertops, etc.

If they weren't so cheap and convenient to buy off the shelf (in case I measure or plan wrong) I would never buy them.   

Sophie sends measurements of music over the established threshold and Steve complains about the validity of the app’s measurements.

See, it's actually very VERY simple to do WITHOUT the dystopian control measures. 

Set specific, measurable goals such as passive income targets, number of properties, or net worth milestones.Create a Plan: Outline a roadmap with actionable steps and timelines to achieve your goals.3.

The "smart home" electronics would often be shared with other remote control items and useful security measures such as turning lights on and off even when your aren't home or seeing who's at your front door.