The ads all state clearly, “One dog less than 30 lbs spayed/neutered, non aggressive breed and no cats”. 

Mice normally come in from outside through small (even tiny) openings in foundation or broken windows in basement, then if they find food/water will breed and spread.They also won't stay I an area that has insufficient food, water and shelter for them to be comfortable. 

Other documents: 1) Property Management Handbook, with info on banking procedures, tenant screening, dog breeds, you name it, that I would give to an assistant (if I had one) to run the business. 

I told them when they own millions in real estate and are a millionaire like me, I'll do things their way, but when you are so broke that you have to live as four grown adults in a single house, you're not the beacon of success and critical thinking so we will do it my way.In other cases I've also just opened the door and gestured for them to exit when they tell me that if I want to know if their dog is a pit-bull (they claimed the don't know the dogs breed but pic looks exactly like a pit-bull) I would have to pay to get it tested (this after I said only small dogs of 15 lbs or less at the top and bottom of the listing, and emailed them about it before the tour yet they still show up to tell me they have a 40 lb pit.I just told her no thanks, walked up to the door, opened it and waited for her to get out.I think with intellectually challenged people you sometimes have to be stern and lead them.I think I'm just going to ask problematic people to leave early on.

No satelite dishes on roof, no going on the roof or in the attic, no trampolines, no above ground pools, no aggresive breed dogs allowed on property, tenant pays all utilities, utilities be started, etc.

I hope I was able to help you make sense of this.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS

The lazy heathens are breeding at an alarming rate!

I've been an entrepreneur my entire life from breeding and selling lizards at 15 to launching my own Sneaker Line in Detroit, Michigan called Jimmy Kicks that was featured in dozens of media outlets around the world including the New York Times Unfortunately things had to come to a hault- but that didn't stop me!

We selected the Encinitas and Leucadia area of North San Diego County (Aerial photo above) because, first and foremost we live in San Diego (Americas Finest City), and secondly because of its old fashioned traditional funkiness, fabulous surf breaks and fantastically friendly beach people and surf culture; a true breed unto themselves.

Success breeds less questions.