They are still subject to common animal rules (no barking, on a leash or under owner control outdoors, clean up after them immediately, etc.)

A few days ago my childhood bestie brought her 4 yo. over and (of course), the 4 yo tried to pull my dog's tail, and did pull my dog's tail, like she was walking my dog on a leash!

Ronda Robb a new sturdy snow blower can cost $600-$1000.

., short leash for new tenants is usually a good plan.

For curtains, if you don't have blinds, then yes, I'd get some sturdy curtain rods and have those properly installed (ie into studs).

I don't buy Q6 dwellings...they take too much money to make this house sturdy, livable and saleable...and to the point of your question @Liam Marshall, I'd have to throw too much money at this type of house to get a good appraisal. 

It's not like he or she will come inspect your camera installation so a written "do this, don't do that" isn't that expensive.And I really don't mean to be a downer or anything but if your tenant is concerned about safety, solid deadbolts, sturdy doorframes and a monitored alarm would be worlds better than a camera system that only passively records things.

It's sturdy and affordable.

Completely waterproof (100% plastic), decent wear layer (12mil and up), pre-attached pad, good selection of designs, reasonably sturdy tongues.

Thicker MM means the plank is Thicker overall and is more sturdy.