Or put out some of those antique style lighting sconces on exterior.. 

-Nashville has this code (though must be antiquated since sooo many college students/young professionals rent houses together w/3+ people in the house) that states...Section 16.24.400—Occupancy Limits..."

-Nashville has this code (though must be antiquated since sooo many college students/young professionals rent houses together w/3+ people in the house) that states...Section 16.24.400—Occupancy Limits..."

-Nashville has this code (though must be antiquated since sooo many college students/young professionals rent houses together w/3+ people in the house) that states...Section 16.24.400—Occupancy Limits..."

-Nashville has this code (though must be antiquated since sooo many college students/young professionals rent houses together w/3+ people in the house) that states...Section 16.24.400—Occupancy Limits..."

-Nashville has this code (though must be antiquated since sooo many college students/young professionals rent houses together w/3+ people in the house) that states...Section 16.24.400—Occupancy Limits..."

If the answer to one of those questions is no, I would keep the spending low (meaning I might setup a glamping site but I wouldn't build a container home), or I would otherwise make the unique aspects non-permanent or undoable (meaning I might use Etsy and antique stores to build a unique decor and activity theme but I wouldn't modify the structure of the home to look like a potato).

Take pictures (just in case he comes back and claims he forgot his $10,000 antique sofa), and give it away, sell it, or dump it.

Functions like scheduling such things, via phone is just antiquated and not time efficient for anyone, not to mention lack of documentation. 

It better describes what I do as a property owner and besides, landlord is so antiquated 🤣🤣🤣