You have the right to modify your living space to the extent necessary to make the space safe and comfortable, as long as the modifications will not make the unit unacceptable to the next tenant, or if you agree and are financially able to undo the modification when you leave.Examples of modifications undertaken by a disabled tenant include: lowering countertops for a tenant who uses a wheelchairinstalling special faucets or door handles for persons with limited hand usemodifying kitchen appliances to accommodate a blind tenant, andinstalling a ramp to allow wheelchair access to a raised living room.These modifications must be reasonable and made with prior approval.

Your best and cheapest bet is to modify them as stated above with a 2x4 as they break.

If you are handling it yourself and do not have much experience, make sure you take the time to prepare a proper application (see forms under Tools section above and modify as needed), find a good screening service (Transunion's Smartmove works well for me, with applicant paying them directly), definitely call/e-mail the previous landlords and verify employment.  

I've modified my ad countless times, excellent pictures, and it's a great deal.    

If you meet someone great, but if not, I think the approach has to be modified.

People download a free lease from the internet, modify it themselves and think it will be legal in their state. 

The borrowers that tightened their family's belt, got second jobs, used savings or got a loan from a family member were "rewarded" for their sacrifices, in order to honor their commitment to the lending contract, by being denied a mortgage modification. this is in accurate there were millions of mortgages modified that were current I had a few of them along with many investors I know.

And even after that date, schools will be closed through the summer, no large-scale sporting events/concerts/gatherings through November or December, and I don't think things will go back to normal at the end of June, there will just be a modified version of the stay at home order that starts to open up lower risk businesses and activities (that have large economic benefits) over time.I'm buckling up and focusing on cash reserves.

Modified the hvac, changed the locks.

If it states the fee is 125/month and doesn’t include outs for non payment or vacancy you are stuck with it unless they modify the contract or you leave.