I just have a clause that they can not connect anything to the building, no dish mounts on the roof, etc.  

Some people keep a locked cabinet in their STR which is full of the normal consumable supplies (bath soap, dish soap, laundry soap, paper towels, azz wipe, light bulbs). 

Usually the only damage we get is a broken dish or Glass which is more a cost of doing business .

Funny, I thought it was you who called me a "cop hater" on the first page of this thread before our debate ever started -- an insult, btw, that has absolutely no basis whatsoever and came from another thread that you didn't even bother to read, but where you also started to throw around insults.You can dish it out, but when someone stands their ground, you cry about how it's not fair...Whoops, again, not funny...just predictable...

We've ruled out a lot of homes simply by mapping with satellite feature and seeing what's around (quarry starting next street over, huge power lines, beautiful view of industrial complex, etc.)

Yes i do, every time i come home, take off my shoes, put my slippers on and sing wont you be my neighbor..... the first time would be OK but being that this happened again then that would be enough to charge the tenant. i would also send a letter to them saying that cloths or anything else other than washing your hands and brushing of teeth are not allowed in bathroom sinks and the same goes for the Kitchen sink with the added exception of washing dishes, provided no food scraps  are dumped down the drain.

I have a situation with a satellite dish at one of my properties. 

Ideally, I want to lease it to national chain maybe as they can reconstruct motel rooms into offices for like satellite office for Comcast or clinics or urgent care like MedNOW but any industry welcome as long they pay rent, insurance, and taxes.Thanks for brainstorming with me. 

With those, there's also plenty of smaller satellite towns around it you can check out.

A lot of companies will try to dish out turnkey properties in areas that might have pretty good returns on paper.