@Nancy BachetyWe have one we use for our vacation cabins who covers the outdoor pool and other potential liabilities.

Yards and the exterior we require, for example, yard maintenance at a minimum every 2 weeks, with no "indoor" furniture allowed outdoors including on porches, and no stored items, no car parts, construction materials, or vehicles that are not currently licensed and operable.You can also require annual professional carpet cleaning in the terms of your Rental Agreement.

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The sheltering need not be clandestine, and harboring covers aliens arrested outdoors, as well as in a building.

But you can certainly mandate the use to be outdoors, and I would require a separate deposit for potential odor removal.

Spend less on eating out/entertainment.

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He may even be able to eek out a little more rent on the 2/1 units, since they are newly renovated, with popular style/design and depending on the outdoor space and onsite parking available. 

We also entertain wholesale assignments.Continued success.

The area I live (Hot Springs Village) is beautiful BUT if you are a golfer, tennis player or any other outdoor activity be prepared to sit inside for most days...too hot, too wet, too cold.