No hibachis within 10 feet, 1 car only, guests park on street, no shoes on hardwoods, no grease down drains, no noise after ---, no guests more than x days, no pet sitting, no non operating cars, water the lawn, responsible for all unsubstantiated repair calls, no solvents, no cleaning your motorcycle in the living room, no candles, no drying your fish on the roof, no couches on the front lawn, no blocking furnace vents you dumb axx, no materials with x feet of furnace, no alterations of any kind, etc etc

You probably had to remove a storm window and that left behind a ton of lead paint chips.Wherever possible, if you have old solid doors that you know were hand made, covered in lead paint, just take them out where possible. 

I'd ask the attorney what would happen if I:-invited sex offenders, felons, amd gangsters to come party in the yard near the ADU where the tenant has to walk past on a regular basis-spray painted all the windows on the ADU black to save on cooling costs, make it more california eco friendly-got some of those nonstop-barking dogs, the kind that bark if the moon moves too fast or the leaves rustle too much-turned off utilities to the ADU-painted the whole ADU with images of Satan and 666, sat in the yard lighting candles with a bunch of people who looked like Marilyn Manson, doing sayonces every night by the ADU-built a tall flight of stairs up and down at all doors to the ADU. 

(Neither of them hold a candle to Pete Fortunato, the godfather of creative and has forgotten more than they have learned) But Pace is a student of the game.  

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I put it in alphabetical order and present it as an easy reference guide for tenants to use.Here are a few:CANDLES: Tenant agrees to take safety precautions when burning candles. to use proper candleholders to catch all drippings and prevent burns, to not burn candles close to flammable materials, and to not leave burning candles unattended.

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I also tell them not to use those dissolving cleaners that you drop in the toilet tank because it can damage parts.My leases also state what appliances are owned by the landlord.Mostly safety stuff I require after that such as no use of candles or space heaters.

We don't allow smoking of any kind.We're in the process of an apartment turnover where our former tenants really loved scented candles, using them quite regularly.

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