In fact, it had the old flip down burners on a very shallow tile counter - where you have to flip down a burner if you wanted to cook. 

I would look to add value for this higher rent by allowing easier lease breaking, providing monthly cleaner ( also a way to keep eyes on the property) monthly home cooked meal in the home and a driver for one night a month.

They went to clean the place after eviction and found he was growing pot in there.

You'd be wondering, well then who is going to end up using it, and will they be traipsing through my yard or peeking into my windows, and will my child be safe...or do they grow pot in there...Really, just make it easy on yourself and include it in the rent. 

. $30 well spent and some really happy tenants.Actually, some of our tenants cooked us dinner when we were working over there recently.

Notice I didn't say "stay in a bad hand"...because that's the fastest way of NOT staying in the game.Holding onto a house with negative cash flow, is like adding to a pot just because you've already put a lot of your chips in this pot, and you don't want to lose them...like you have a chance with a bad hand.  

Previously, we had to deal with the son smoking pot in the common area, but that seems to have stopped upon our request.  

Long story short, she made unapproved modifications to the property, almost burned my house down AND I later discovered she was cooking meth.

If it cooks off it makes a lot of bangs, but it is the gasses being captured and directed within the chamber and barrel that propels the bullet and makes it dangerous.Personally much rather walk into a fire and find 10,000 boxed rounds than a loaded, single-shot rifle.

It's a great set-up, too, in the event of a power outtage - you still have heat and a place to cook.