So there is an area that is vented with a glass window/wall.

I think it is reasonable that the front house have 2 trash cans and 2 recycle bins (one each for each House).  

Don't ask me how I know but the best way to show the tenant what the problem is, is to remove the toilet, take it out into the yard, and proceed to bust it up with a sledge hammer while they observe (wearing safety glasses of course). 

Consider adding a glass backsplash (especially behind the range). 

@William Glass Yes, have the applicants should fill out the application prior to that end date, and also get those people into the property to view while the tenant is there if they are willing to let that happen. 

They already got a (very cheap) quote to replace the glass.

I like that the frosted glass kind of matches the green tile, so it would pull the room together, without being more in-your-face green:https://www.homedepot.com/p/Vanity-Art-Ravenna-24-in-W-x-18-5-in-D-x-36-in-H-Bathroom-Vanity-in-White-with-Single-Basin-Top-in-White-Ceramic-and-Mirror-VA3124W/306102849?

Then you meet them at the property, hand them the key and give expectations such as when and how to replace air filters, properly use the thermostat including making sure the fan is on 'auto' and never 'on', where the trash/recycling cans are kept and when to put them at the curb, etc. 

I work at Gallo Glass in Modesto and I am currently Throwing 1300 a month renting so I figured why not house hack and save up some more cash I’n the process.

At no time did she have less than 10 jars (glass) of mayonnaise, mustard caned tuna and so on.