If you trip over your shoes laces, you can't sue the shoe lace manufacturer for damages unless you have real damages, like you knocked out your tooth.You also have to show mitigation against your own damages.

Some mid-west cities have a long way to go before recovering from the global export of heavy manufacturing.  

Of course, Auntie Mabel, there is absolutely no chance that this guy might decide to manufacture meth as his next venture, even though it's extremely lucrative and all he needs is a kitchen. 

It's rare in any market to see a rental with nothing installed in it.It's getter cheaper these days to always by package deals during major holiday sales.Many stores through in a dishwasher for dang near nothing when your buying a refrigerator and stove from the same manufacturers (Kenmore,Maytag,etc.).Add a Washer and Dryer to the mix and it can really be a money saving super bargain for the whole shibang.

Wu Han is a major manufacture of antibiotics, you do the math?  

Can you do a manufactured home? 

There is a very reasonable priced window manufacturing company in Atlanta that will make custom windows as well as double hung and sliders.  

I would call the manufacturer.

Unless, you can afford the possibility that this person ends up moving a bunch of crazy people into their apartment, starts manufacturing drugs, gets a pitbull, whatever, chasing your good tenants out, causing damage, the cops being called.....and then you have a heck of a time getting them out and the entire time saying to yourself....man, I should have stuck to my criteria.Let another landlord give them a chance. 

Obviously if you’re washing before washing you’re using water the manufacturer hasn’t accounted for, that’s not bad science just bad practice.