Any surface that a child could conceivably get it's mouth around can not be made intact (painted), this includes anything that sticks out more then 1/2 inch like stair treads, railings, balusters, columns, shelves, shelf supports, counters, fireplace mantles, window sills, baseboards, pipes, door/window casings, and pretty much everything else that could stick off your wall.

We ended up getting two bedrooms for the kids with walk in closets, a nice bathroom with double sinks and tiled shower/bath for the kids, an 88 sq ft laundry room, a 160 sq ft office with build-in shelves, a family/media room, and a large master suite (500-600 sq ft) including custom closet built-ins, double sinks, double shower heads.  

I am no pro, but the webinar I just sat and half listened to was so heavily laden with marketing, leading, and attempting to pull on negative emotions that I almost cant believe its worth it, simply on how they are attempting to market it.  

For example, if the tenant wants to install shelves in a bedroom closet, do the shelves stay and become owner property or does the tenant remove them and return the closet to its original condition?

Put down a $15 indoor/outdoor carpet and maybe a few shelves and it will be perfect!

Anything, and I really mean it, anything under $200,000 is flying off the shelves in Jax.

The entry level homes are flying off the shelves here.

We store all our clothing on shelves in a large bathroom.

If the property has been sitting on the market, ignored, while everything else is flying off the shelves, NOW you can start offering lower than ask..

@Austin M Margarida SFH are flying off the shelves as are homes under $200k.