It doesn't say that if you use it, and it breaks, that you have to fix it.If you want to buy your own, instead of spend money you'll never see again to fix his junkers, I'd make use of the clause that says he'll haul off the old one if you don't want it."

Find a better tenant and save yourself time and money in the long haul.

Usually related to the car in the driveway, and any other toys...I recently looked at a house that cost just $40,000, with a renter in place.

Nothing else matters at this point, life doesn't end regardless of your decision.For myself I am a poor landlord, I only make a bit north of $100,000 per year so I need positive cash flow to buy groceries, pay for my cottage, buy my toys and take 2 or 3 Caribbean vacations a year. 

The property had to pay a person every week go out and pick up chicken bones,poop, and demolished toys.

Folks lived off of unemployment as long as they could, they sold off all their toys like 4 wheelers, campers, guns, snowmobiles, etc. 

If this tenant gets in, they will more than likely be there for the long haul, because who else is going to rent them a place with a large animal?

Maybe a coloring book/crayons if they have kids, a chew toy if they have a dog, etc.  

Then, I got to explain that it wasn't me.He also hauled away the garbage on Saturdays when he came to the building to do weekly maintenance.  

As if tenants were dial up toys that crank out money for you.