If this is for a multi-family property I would tell them they can't have personal items in the common area. 

Common sense.

A lot of people think I shouldn’t be doing much but heck I’m unstoppable with my health and giving cancer hell 🙂 and unstoppable with my goals and professional life,too🙂 Quite honestly I learned value of multiple streams of income long ago.

Purchase price: $115,000 Cash invested: $17,250 5 Bed/3 Bath Single Family home built in 1988, specifically for the County Mental Health Department, as a group home for persons/adults with mental disabilities.

@Ditron Corker yes this is unfortunately common.

Yes, you can definitely do this and it is a pretty common strategy amongst investors.

@Jason LiBuying with a loan in the first place is the most common way to avoid that.  

More I read, looks like this is very common with all new construction homes.

The 2 most common are relocation and increase in family size (outgrowing the home).

Everything is tenant paid except a common shared lights and stuff ($50/month max).