Removing their personalization may weaken their roots, but may be appropriate if what they are doing is offensive versus just different taste.

So we found the accusations very offensive.

No offense, but.....I literally don't think you could be more vague. 

You probably mean quitclaim, which should cause you concern if you are throwing out incorrect made up terms you've never used or heard of before.Putting yourself on the deed may be a criminal offense depending on the lie promise you tell to the homeowner, and/or, may subject you to licensure/registration from the state."

It might be a good idea to have your lease forbid blocking windows with foil, or other opaque items other than curtains or commercially available window blinds (that are not flags or political).Drug dealers, and fake drug dealers tend to block windows so no light can get in, and no Police Officers can see in.As far as flags it's not a proper venue for National flags, and gives you leverage in case someone decides to hang flags offensive to some (such as public display of WWII Axis flags, or socio/political flags) that might be detrimental to your rental business.Good Luck!

I think we find it more bothersome or offensive when the tenant is on Section 8, and I understand why but I always try to remember that I would deal with it anywhere.

I have a feeling the property manager is a smoker and took offense to your request LOL.

@Marie BuckinghamI am not a lawyer of any sort, and maybe my understanding is completely off, but I didn’t think the statute of limitations clock started until it was known that an offense was committed.

I don't know what his offense was, but I was sad when he bought his own house and left.

I ended up finding a policy via frontline insurance.