It should be relatively painless, you maintain your cash flow and there is no bad blood.

Thankfully I stayed cool while my blood boiled.  

The following is acceptable forms of proof of income (blah blah), If self employed then the following is acceptable. 3 reference letters signed by blah blah, 4th grade teachers signature that you were a good kid, 2 pints blood to be stored for emergencies.

I do have some variations of the ad on CL where I list the Univ in the headline or that it's close to the hospital (darn CL you have to have a bunch of ads in circulation!).

Once you go through an eviction you will get a great deal of satisfaction from actually evicting a worthless blood sucking tenant.

I would say go for all except enclosures on shower, also if you are already doing HVAC, might as well install microwave over stove that vents OUT and not simply circulates around the rooms.

the old saying “ you can’t get blood from a turnip “ applies here .

One dog may be trained to perform one task (alert to low blood sugar in a diabetic) and the other dog may be trained to perform DPT for autism etc. 

I Personally think that it depends on several factors, blood alcohol count!

If my market would tolerate it, I would provide no appliances.You are spot on that tenants will not allow enough time for things to cool or they will stuff it full and block the air circulation.