It obviously would result in a bad outcome for them and not sure how they would benefit from it/ Maybe a "professional tenant" would try to game the system in this manner but hopefully our screening processes would preclude us from leasing to someone like that.

Point them in the best direction for their best outcome.

:my crystal ball tells me you’ll hate Kansas and move back to NJ with even more sob storiesEven if that is a likely outcome, was it really necessary to say?

Many prospective roomates would comment on it and ask questions like "Do you always cook things that smell great?" 

What was the outcome?

My prospective tenant has a clearance to work with children which is gotten by doing a background check.

Even if a buyer does not take this particular deal you presentation, organization, and attention to detail is something that will be noticed and help with more prospects in the future.

Mitigating risk is going to be of the highest priorities in this time, and old fashion negotiation may facilitate some of the best outcomes.

We are finishing the renovation on 60 of the 104 doors.What was the outcome?

I got them inexpensively from Home Depot, sized to fit my window exactly, they hold up well, and prospective tenants viewing the property LOVE them.