They also charge the tennant $49 mo for a pet fee (because they said if I allowed pets I would get a renter faster (I did not want pets), but they keep that money too!

It's a B- class neighborhood.Apparently there is some dog pee odor and some bad scratches in 2 of the 3 bedrooms and water damaged next to the kitchen (which is tile).The bamboo flooring flows through all the rest of the house except the bathrooms and kitchens.Would would you suggest?

Positive landlord references No evictions Cash available for security deposit and first month’s rentNo Pets allowedSublease and sharing, airbnb not allowed,Reusable tenant screening not allowedEvidence of responsible character … i.e. reference letters, follows instructions, no lying, shows up on time, no major criminal record.

No women, no children, no pets. 

. :-)One place had 9 dogs kept inside, goats penned on the porches, goats in a horse trailer and birds caged in the garage.

If I were a tenant and my landlord drives by every day unannounced I think I would feel uncomfortable.I understand the need to keep an eye on your property.The tenants also want to be left alone, if you live nearby and walk your dogs and it's your daily route, OK. 

Go on youtube and look for Seeing eye dogs training and you'll get an idea of the type of vests that they wear as well as how they behave compared to a common pet.

Hi all,I have a rental property with a no pet policy.

They could've charged me for dog food and I would not have even realized it!

For that reason I think it's more critical for you than others to do whatever you can to stand out (ex: EV charger, arcade games, amazing photos, allowing dogs, etc.).