Reason why I'm asking, as a buyer that plans to move there, your agent is right, stick to the safety/hazard items or items that will cause you issues with your financing.

@Christopher Phillips thanks for providing the scenarios as it makes for good "food for thought".

Love how they are growing their own food in the geodesic dome, even though they are in the Arctic circle.

Not to be a downer, just food for thought.

My soon to be supervisor has told me that because of this, interns make the most money during the busy season since everyone works quite a bit, but they are all on salary.After this internship, I am headed to graduate school through my Big 4 firm, where they are covering all the costs plus paying me an $18,000 stipend for living expenses, books, food, etc.

Invest 10%, give 10% to charity, and spend the remaining 80% on food, drink, travel, hobbies, and unforgettable experiences.

I honed in on this area because it is near the train, a Whole Foods is in development .... 

A clear floor plan with the exits and safety elements are what is needed.  

Food disposal - definitely think about for next tenant... get rid of it.

Your insurance company is going to charge you accordingly, and you need to adhere to whatever local/state regulations there are regarding pools and pool safety, and picture/document everything.