If not you likely don't have possession of the property and cannot legally remove personal items.If it were me in your shoes, I'd have them leave the keys with someone you know or trust there.

Make it known that there is zero tolerance for non-building residents to use the facilities.If the Unit provides "additional storage" like say a 3 car garage, or some sort of barn/shed outside of the building, monetize it.

@Zack Scharlepp  maybe I am missing something, but your calculation is shoeing a DTI of only 30 percent.

They can save 20% or more this way.We are also evaluating electric resistance thermal storage heaters at one property - these look like oversized baseboards and are filled with a thermal mass (bricks).  

As an improvement on this technology, we have a test installation using electric resistance thermal storage units ... essentially larger baseboards filled with bricks as a thermal mass.  

Some people spend money on their kids, vacations, 2nd homes, shoe habits...whatever.  

Put yourself in the tenants shoes and asked how you would feel, and what impression that would give them of you.

If I were in your shoes, I'd just put the two together without worrying about getting a few bucks.

She actually created the floorplan for the cabin but her shoes alone would not all fit in the space!

I would really like to meet with some people on here who have been in my shoes.