Since then, he has had to replace the windows (the seals got old) and now he has to install all new plumbing.

I.e. for carpenters, knowing how many doors need installed, all trim installed, addition of quarter rounds AFTER floors are refinished, wood filling of all nail holes and caulking of all gaps in trim.Tile installers: installation of wonder board, with all seams taped and cemented.  

I don't like the idea of staging photos with flaming hot cheetos against my new penny tile backsplash, but then again I see other listings getting mentions in the reviews so who am I to question it?

We also try not to install fridges with water dispensers or ice makers but if we do, we put in our rental agreement that tenant is responsible for any repair to water/ice makers. 

The other looks like the original tile, thrown in bath and Home Depot vanity.

As for load bearing you should be able to install a double 2x12 header, for openings under 36", If you can DM me, with pictures I can provide further feedback. 

This included installing new tile flooring at the front of the house to enhance curb appeal, upgrading the electrical panels for safety and efficiency, and putting on a new roof to ensure long-term durability.

I was able to terminate the lease early, she wouldn't pay for repairs to the house (carpet stains/cleaning, a broken floor tile etc) and gets off the utilities, but paid a termination fee equivalent to the leftover rent.

I'd love to chat with someone in regard to your pricing strategy, shed / stall accommodations, time in stall vs pasture, etc.

Do you prefer it over installing dry wall?