The only actionable "yes" had to do with some privacy protections.The lawyers always get paid! 

I am concerned a bit as Stessa is free and if you dig into their privacy statements, they are collecting and using "non-identifiable" data for marketing and revenue generation (or at least that's my interpretation). 

We're in a pretty remote area near the river, so figured that would help, but people seem to really appreciate their privacy down here too and I don't want to mess with that.

This might help him judge the temperament of the dog.Providing fencing (privacy fencing would be useful) in the rental unit might also increase the sense of security.Everyone thinks their pet is the "sweetest" animal around; even those testifying in court after their sweet pet has attacked another dog or human. 

Tenants want privacy just like you do.  

The document is publicly available at the bottom of the Roofstock website, next to "privacy policy." 

And since you live next door, if there are times you'd like the space for visitors or vacant for some privacy, you have control over that.My guests are people here for hospital rotations, grad school, relocating, etc and I've become friends with several of them.  

Was considering some privacy fencing for my dog. 

It's not only more ethical but usually more practicle to honor the wishes and expectations of a seller, thier privacy as well as thier desires to be represented.

Perhaps you could try this if you have to block the vent due to noise and privacy issues.