@Kyle Hipp I thought about the agent commission too.

@Kyle Hipp I haven't seen any reports that indicate she was in shared housing.  

(Paint, doors, lights, windows, fence, ect…)No animals should be left unattended outside.InsideCheck and Replace Smoke Alarms every 6 monthsKeep candles in a sturdy holder on a level surface, away from combustible materials and out of the reach of children or pets.

I burned the candle at both ends for most of my working career and retired around 54 with a very nice nest egg. 

First HIPPIES, then YUPPIES now PUPPIES (poor urban professionals)Be very carful investing as it is a micro knish market and very risky.

The other says how is that different from using candles inside the apartment? 

I have searched the trademarks database, the specific combination of letters is not currently taken, but one letter off is taken and that is for a candle company.

You might want to require the tenant to carry tenant insurance too, if he doesn't already.I had a tenant who wanted to run a candle-making business out of the basement. 

We close them off and tell the tenants that they are decorative only and may burn candles there if they wish.

You could build a hippy commune in nowhere USA and pack them in per acre.