I am sure that was homemade , you may have something unconventional.

As you move farther down the food chain, the people act worse.

You don't have a vehicle but can temporarily borrow one every other day temporarily (so no uber or food delivery).

It's great food for thought! 

I have matched thousands of gallons to every type of sample imaginable (bags of dirt, fabrics, photos, descriptions, food items, etc) and I would never place a "money back guarantee" on my skill set.   

=========If they are seeing these guys (pic below), they are not rats, they are possums.They sleep in the trees and will go under houses to eat their favorite food--cockroaches (or cat food if they can find it).They roll up in a ball and play dead sometimes...but have sharp teeth, and are not a pet--just a part of San Antonio wildlife like a squirrel or the birds.The cats leave them alone and will share food with them.I've not known of any who burrowed into a house like a rat to get food--they eat bugs..Good Luck!

If it is hair, toys, food items, grease, paper products other than TP, YOU pay your plumber immediately, then send copy of invoice and letter requesting reimbursement per the terms of the Rental Agreement to the Tenant; Tenant pays you.

Thats probably because most of their cash was spent on cigarettes, delivered pizza, and other fast food cartons I see in their trash bins.Unreal!

That would be like you being liable for their food poisoning since you allow cooking in the home....I'd allow it and simply ensure they understand that on move out 1) the structure goes with them 2) any yard repair is at their expense. 

Food for thought.