Put in rugs in cold areas.

Patrick Daley Thompson, 11th, told Crain’s the proposal could have at least two unintended consequences.First, in the hot Bridgeport neighborhood, which is part of his ward and where he lives, the ADU ordinance could have the unintended consequence of making property less affordable rather than more.If owners know it’s permissible to add another rent-generating unit to a residential property, Thompson said, “they’ll charge a higher price for (selling) it,” adding to the escalation in home prices there.Second, encouraging construction of additional units would intensify development in neighborhoods like Bridgeport when what’s needed to help solve some of the city’s inequities is a push for development in Englewood, Austin and other disinvested areas.

I typically have them cut area rugs. 

We've used their night stands with USB built-in, kitchen cabinets, rugs...all sorts of stuff. 

If it's a rental, It should be o.k....Tenants mostly use large area rugs..

An indemnification letter is basically the title insurance company sweeping the situation under the rug by making an additional insurance guarantee on the title so that a sale can move forward, but it doesn't solve the title issue itself.

I think staging  with some large area rugs to cover them up will really help take the focus off of them.  

Fine, get a team of services, (lawn, cleaning, rugs, plumbing), but YOU make the decisions and assign units of work.I demand in the lease that no improvements or modifications are allowedNo subletting or roommates without an application and written permission.I give each tenant my personal cellphone and they are EXPECTED to call me for service,  not a friend nor DIY.

A lot of people will argue on price, but start to do the math on how much beds, frames, sofas, tables, chairs, TVs, rugs, art, kitchen supplies, and all the other nick nacks cost and it is not cheap.

It's a rarity, but every so often, guests come through who forget that ‘treat this place like your own home’ also means ‘with respect.’I walked into a bit of a scene this morning: dishes doing a balancing act in the sink, a stain on the rug, trash tucked into every knook and cranny, all amentities missing, and vomit in the tub.