Many of the new breed have probably never had a capital call like we're seeing syndicators asking for currently. 

Y/N Can you give a brief description (ages/breeds/sizes)a.If YES and dog/cat meets criteria.Another requirement is us meeting your dog and making sure it gets along with our dog, will you be willing to do this?

Make sure the letter states the specific breed and quantity of dogs required for treatment.

You can't charge for ESA's/Service animals UNLESS 1) the breed increases costs via your home insurance carrier or HOA (you can pass the increased cost difference down to your tenant, if they do not accept, you can deny); 2) the animals cause damage to the property; 3) The animal is a danger or is a health risk to other Tenants in the bldg. or to you if you live in the bldg. i.e. animal has bitten someone or allergies or animal is poisonous, etc.; 4) Animal size is too large to accommodate i.e. a horse, a 200lb. dog in a single room rental.  

When I ask them what pets/breed they have during pre-screen, if they don't give me a straight answer -- if they say "its a mutt", "oh we don't know what it is -- we found it on the side of the road when it was a puppy" -- I simply don't deal with them because they aren't cooperating with me.I also ask them to text me a photo of the dog once they are approved and going forward, to avoid the off chance that they lied about what it was so that they could sneak an aggressive dog in.

_______ What breeds/weight?

Are there particular ones you wont allow(big, small, certain breeds)?

I don't have to police breeds just size which is more cut and dry. 

What has been your experience renting to people who have a restricted dog breed?

Describe your credit score and any bankruptcies that will show on your record  Pet names + type/breed (list all) How many people will be living in your apartment in total?