Things like parking are critical from a safety perspective (creates blind spots for people crossing the street and makes navigating streets harder) and if not kept in check, will create other problems down the road-you have to park a block away from your home as there is no parking nearby or there are limited numbers of parking passes.

This thorough screening process not only ensures the safety and security of the rental property but also serves as a crucial defense against unscrupulous individuals attempting to secure a rental property under false pretenses.

I ended up refinancing the house, some cash and kept equity in the house for safety.

I also suggest requiring a parent guarantor to co-sign the lease, as a safety net.

https://cms5.revize.com/revize/seviercountytn/news_detail_T2... properties in Sevier County (Pigeon Forge area) but outside city limits will now be required to have a fire safety inspection annually and pay for a permit.$250/year for occupancy of 12. 13 or more is an extra $25 per person.Some properties are required to have a sprinkler system.

Right now a lot of people are shying away because of "safety" .

I provide several fire/safety inspections for townhomes and have noticed several permits in that area. 

Be ready, have safety nets people and places that will lend you money if necessary.

At that price point in the Bay Area, you might be compromising on important factors (location, safety, etc.), that could make a deal go sour.

Safety checks, how often are you checking carbon minoxide detectors and fire alarm?