Your worst case scenario now is that the occupier flushes a bag of concrete down the toilet or burns the place to the ground.

I would say if I could keep the renovations under 10k and have it look good, that would be ideal.My thoughts on upgrades:laminate flooringpaint cabinetskitchen island (don't know what to do with this)new toiletremodel bathroom somewhatAny thoughts on what the most effective upgrades are would be beneficial. 

Fannie Mae remodels all of their foreclosures before they sell them, Kilim Beige SW I think with white trim, and some standard carpet. 

I had to get a "kitchen remodel" permit just to replace the cabinets in my units: no walls moved, no electrical, no plumbing. 

Here are a few details about the property:In the Federal Hill area of Baltimore which is very desirable.2 Bedroom. 1 Bath, however there is plumbing, an old sink, and toilet that is "technically a half bathroom" per the owner.

Those who don't mind not being able to remodel and decorate without the approval of the property owner.

How are you approaching tub/shower remodels? 

Perhaps they can start that remodel they have been planning.

Emotional support animals are not required to have any particular training other than to not interfere with others' enjoyment of their homes by barking or toileting inappropriately.Herb Ziegeldorf of the Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity - U.S.

We have all heard the horror stories, trashing the place, pouring concrete down the toilet.