I personally wouldn't want to screen a new tenant over a cat, I mean kitty (sounds nicer).Do they pay the rent on time?

Kitty corner there is a house where the converted garage rents for $1350.

However, after 3 months of living in a distressed property in a marginal neighborhood in an unfamiliar city the glitter will come right off.. unless your "why" is truly strong.

We have a young gal here who is doing that to build a kitty to get her next duplex.

It’s goes in your kitty, for future damages.

Well It Did not work and i will speak my truth about him and the nuisance tenants that are harassing me beating and stomping, throwing things down on my patio, food, trash,some sort of liquid, paper, glitter, toys.

Everything seems so enticing but I am also wise enough to know that everything that glitters isn’t gold, and that sometimes business can be cut throat.

My wife and I have an offer in on a duplex and with the way the market has been lately, it's another instance of multiple offers. The sellers are soon to ask for everyone's 'highest and best'...which is really what I ...

That's to lower the risk of vacancy and turning the unit, because that is always a possible outcome in these cases, in the tenants mind--Evil Landlord vs friendly family pet kitty (if it were a Pit Bull or other insurance restricted breed dog the animal would have to go).You have now been introduced to the "Service Animal", and over time will probably be introduced to the "Neighborhood outdoor cat, that has just been let inside to be petted and is not theirs".

Not all that glitters is gold.