I thought it was a nice compromise.

window units are the compromise. 

Compromising is a game too.

It's their home while they rent it and don't want someone, even the owner, telling them how to live.With all that said, if you get dozens/hundreds of applications when you have a vacancy, then it probably doesn't matter if some people are put off by it.Or, a compromise that is more common and not nearly as intrusive, is to have a set cleaning fee that is automatically taken out of the security deposit. 

IF rent is not paid *at all* for June, and I serve a Pay-or-Quit and proceed to file eviction for non-payment in June itself to "get in the court queue" earlier - does that compromise/invalidate the original, 60-day termination notice in any way? 

The seller came back and said she can compromise, but only go down to $55k, which is what she needs to pay off the mortgage.

Did any water intrusion happen in those 15 years that might have compromised something like an electrical panel?  

Again, this is the obvious choice to me - but marriage and compromise and all that good stuff!

Again, this is the obvious choice to me - but marriage and compromise and all that good stuff!

They are legally liable to disclose information if the structure of the house is compromised.