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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I'm not a smoker but I think of it as my neighbors asking me not to BBQ or something at night just cause they're sleeping with their windows open and the smoke from the grill irritates them lolIs hiring an attorney really going to be cheaper than closing your windows and cranking up the air?

thing is something that baby boomers needed to be told so they would stop financing a new BBQ Grill and $3k of power tools on a new credit card every time they walked into Sears.

Framed local art scenes and some eclectic furniture, large pots or whatever to be the opposite of a holiday inn express (my hubands fav), an outdoor bistro set (for smokers) and maybe a bbq grill.

It will also explain, what you can and cannot do to your townhouse, in regards to the process of renting it out, down to whether or not you can have a gas grill on your property.

You might try calling your home inspector back and grill him for a stronger opinion of what happened and how serious it is, you could also try calling a structural engineer and see if they will give you an unofficial opinion over the phone.