I'd say research the potential pitfalls to find ways to avoid them going out of state, and exhaust your options in your neighborhood first.

Do not run humidifiers, run exhaust fan when showering, clean bathrooms regularly with solutions designed to remove mold, etc.- No trampolines, no swimming pools over 2 feet deep.

The “people options” have been exhausted. 

@Justin Fox That counter top looks like it will withstand any tenant and looks great in my opinon. you said it is super easy.

If the entity/property is insured and sufficiently capitalized (regardless of whose capital), then it should be able to withstand SHTF. 

Also, I'd like to think my Intel team is better than most and will lead me to an owner, person with standing, heir or claimant that will dance with me for a little dough.

Since my law students were going to a very expensive private university, with most of them being supported by their wealthy parents - and them being exhausted and overworked - I didn't think anything less than $100 would motivate them.  

It is a requirement for the lease, so you should not tiptoe around the stories.But, the bigger issue I see, is that this girl is starting her first year of law school - which is more demanding and intense and exhausting than anything else I can think of.  

I did learn, though, that law students are responsible, but exhausted.  

Screens don't withstand jumping dogs or kids who bang on them.