Fortunately, applicants who sing scales at full volume are not a protected class :-)

I got sucked into feeling obligated to help them get what they wanted, when my obligation was to the boss.The next time I made a friend in the building, she started wanting me to make other tenants be quieter - as in having loud sex, or singing too loudly. 

Many complexes are now sing RUBS systems to pass on unnecessary utility expenses; this is just one example.

I'd have been singing hallelujia songs - hey, even if I advertise on Craigslist, I won't get freshmen or sophomores, yay! 

(I sing this to my little son every time I see a pumpkin or pumpkin color). :)

If he tells the landlord the truth however, the landlord will be singing his praises. 

I contracted with them to handle screening; they have a no-refund policy once applications are singed and deposits are surrendered.

Sometimes the simplest things can go that extra mile and cause for your tenants to sing your praises.

For instance, any forgiveness of principal may create a taxable event for the borrower, you really need to disclose and have the borrower sing off on it, amongst other things.

Would love to sing BRRRRs praises at the next hangout!