Just make sure that the rail good support their weight and don't fall over.  

Smooth ceilings with knockdown walls is a nice combo. if you go smooth use all purpose, not light weight topping.

It gives no weight to the number of bathrooms, size of the house, condition of the house, or even if it's a house vs apartment.

The windows are the original wood and pretty much every one of them has some sort of issue... either rough to open, weights are missing, screens are shot, etc...

Over $100k condo/over $1000 monthly rent, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, cherry cabinets (or cherry refaced wood doors/drawer fronts), new 12mm laminate flooring that looks expensive, or oak hardwood depending on whether I am going darker or lighter with finish, new fixtures, gut bathroom, pretty much entire unit remodel. 

The police would not do anything more than take the report unless they saw the violations themselves, which they didn't, but citing the number of reports filed gave me some weight with the owner.  

I wondered if my little bathroom could handle such weights on a constant basis. 

I would put more weight on their credit and background check than the DL issue.

And a sliding 7.5” dual bevel mitre saw will get you through 90% of the same thing a 10” will do for less than half the cost and 10lbs less carrying weight.

I'm just afraid that the extra weights of the commercial stuff shes putting in there will break the machine down eventually.