148 jugs of urineHuge antique wardrobe (think Narnia here) 2-foot tall pyramid of used adult diapers, slung from the recliner surrounded by half-gallon brandy bottles; clogged toilet and double vanity sinks all pooped full to the brim; box spring with a fetal-position body-shaped impression left because of continual peeing the bed, enough so to rust out the metal springs in the shape of their body...

A tenant that uses hazardous waste materials such as auto body paint or motor oils etc. has a responsiblity for proper disposal.

I found a body color that works well on almost any exterior, but I like to vary the exterior trim colors in response to the style of the house.

And owner occ that's a who nother ball of regulatory wax.I experimented and actually did my first loan with a company other than my commercial bank and or a conventional loan.. 

No one's credit score can tell you their story, teach you their body language, it can't tell you when they lie, their motives, their intentions, or their ambitions.

What governing body is going to fine or sanction you for using this?

They must not be defective due to dampness or otherwise.The landlord must ensure that electricity or gas supplies are safe and in good repair, and that every room has adequate ventilation and both natural and artificial lighting.Laundry, food preparation and food storageArticle 8 of the 2008 Regulations (as amended) requires private landlords to provide access to: A washing machineA clothes-dryer if the dwelling does not have a private garden or yardThey must also provide facilities for cooking and for the hygienic storage of food, to include the following: 4-ring hob with oven and grillCooker hood or extractor fanFridge and freezer, or a fridge-freezerMicrowave ovenKitchen cupboards that are suitable and adequate for storing foodSink with mains water supply, hot water and draining areaFor dwellings rented from local authorities and approved housing bodies, the relevant requirements are in Article 7 of the Housing (Standards for Rented Houses) Regulations 1993.

Property managers in Colorado are governed by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agency's.

Many of them also have excessive regulatory burdens (mandatory city inspections, extra taxes on investment properties, etc.) 

Its looks like its right on a body of water.