@Jayson Hinkson I guess I am more in the let them go camp but that is because my properties are desirable and I can normally get them rented within the two month notice period that tenants normally observe here in Ontario.

I have a rental with a rooftop near the beach that is perfect for parties. 

A lot of guys only use the frig and a microwave anyway.3 - Codes typically have loopholes for "temporary structures" but make sure you observe all fire codes.

Go observe the dog interacting with others.Just a thought: the prospective tenant may want the listing because it's close to her work, will help her save money, or any number of reasons.

He might be smoking it, but from what we have observed, it is her.This morning I woke up and went to do my morning potty stuff and my bathroom was reeking of the smell of this stuff.

I'll believe it when I see it.In short, and this is not legal advice, just an observation from experience.

My observation is this is a very special niche property, and therefore more difficult to rent.  

I went to three auctions just to observe before dipping my toes in.

Great observation! 

A few years ago I lived in Winchester, and I still go there regularly, so I am happy to share what I've observed.