I did miss the reference to the "guest" in the subsequent post, and that does seem a little sketchy now that you point it out. 

If you ever run into a Fair Housing Tester who qualified per the rental criteria and lost out to a subsequent applicant you are going to have to explain that in a lot more detail  than I would ever want to.Most of us are not attorney's and would prefer not to pay for them.

They make padded toilet bowl pieces that are up higher and just slide over the toilet bowl as well to use if you want to go over a standard toilet instead of replace with a handicapped one.

The value of a (good) attorney in drafting partnership documents is preventing catastrophic problems down the road when things do not go as expected (hint: they rarely do) or when you and your partner stop seeing eye to eye (hint: happens as often as spousal conflicts and subsequent divorces, which is pretty often).In fact, partnerships are very much like marriages in every other respect, too.

My apartment only has sideways-opening windows or a sliding door to my balcony.  

And a sliding 7.5” dual bevel mitre saw will get you through 90% of the same thing a 10” will do for less than half the cost and 10lbs less carrying weight.

We are putting in a sliding door and porch on the back of the house for them. 

They have proven they can let bills slide to the point of collections.   

I haven't seen any liability issues but I have got broken couches and a shatter sliding glass door at the end of the year from students.  

There was a 21 year old SGT leading the brief and the subsequent movement.