I expect to have to replace some sheet rock behind the vanity as the last landlord glued it to the wall. 

The cases are mounting.

I was just pointing out that I haven't heard of obese people as a protected class.However, I will say that many businesses and hospitals are starting to replace wall-mounted toilets with floor-mounted toilets in public bathrooms.

The issues you're facing are not just real estate related, they're relationship related and no one here is qualified to solve the mounting issues you're facing. 

Much appeciated,StephenSomething I didn't think of until after I had my contract signed is TV wall mounts.

I was looking to rent a little while back in the area with all of the Mount streets and the cheapest house was $2700, although it was renovated already but still a basic house with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a small yard. 

I would not recommend any hanging light fixtures, replace all with ceiling mounted light fixtures...the only exceptions are ceiling fans.

It avoids the problem of repairs mounting up in excess of the deposit, and is also "trains" the tenant to take better care  of the property.

If your floors did incur some damage it's very easy to replace a few planks (buy a little extra) if they are not glued down.

First get your engineer on it, then:*Mount your laser level in a spot where hopefully it will be visible in at least a few spots (duct work in the way)*One ton bottle jacks to lift to exact spot quick (Expect sheetrock repair upstairs).