For one, the tenant must ask permission in order to alter or make any changes to the property.

However, the landlord shall not be required to maintain a mobile home or other structure owned by the tenant.The landlord’s obligations under this subsection may be altered or modified in writing with respect to a single-family home or duplex....

:Post a pay or quit in English and Spanish and don't back down.I do NOT recommend translating anything for tenants.

Let's translate to actual numbers.  30,000 people this potentially affect.

The reason I am creating this post is, I was a student first and had an employee mindset, in today's world and 10 years of school to obtain a masters degree, this translates to roughly 110k in student loan debt.

Which hopefully translates to profitability, but that’s really another skill set.

If an agent suggests a limit for the parts you own (called Impovements & Betterments or Additions & Alterations in insurance speak), ask them how they determined it to make sure they know what they are talking about. 

Likewise, you can't restrict breeds, sizes, require alteration, or other such requirements.

And higher rent does not translate necessary into higher management cost, so the fee should be a flat fee. 

This concept is very important because the liability protection afforded by a Corporation or LLC can be diminished or even eliminated if the principle of "Alter Ego" is ruled to apply to your entity.