.- Once had a tenant grill in the hallway of an apartment I owned.

Decided to take a chance on them after spending an hour grilling them.

I’ll have to plan a trip out there around making it to a meeting and getting some Emperors Grill. 

Perhaps a bar and grill or something like that? 

When you put it on the market stage it with a grill area and comfy chairs to sit in. 

A word of caution about pre-screening, don't go overboard as it's a turn-off to be grilled but be friendly and casual.

Some of the things that you should provide:  cable, wifi, 1 smart tv with BluRay, regular TV's in the bedrooms, a gas or charcoal grill, a poker table, the sofa in the living room should be a sofa bed, washer/dryer with starting detergent, soap, tp, paper towels, cleaning supplies, vacuum cleaner.Your dining room will never be used as a dining room. 

It's difficult to retain tenants in those units as people do like to easily pop outside for a brief while, grill, etc.

I would certainly grill their agent and see if he/she tells you.  

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