I suppose I could be responsible for not hiring contractors who fixed the symptoms and not the cause, but that is in hindsight and we were fixing what we thought to be the problem.  

Lack of $ is a symptom of your lifestyle and spending priorities usually. 

First tip is to only call it "possible microbial growth" so that you don't have tenants threatening legal action immediately and  displaying placebo symptoms of coughs and colds!

I never displayed any of those symptoms, so I flew under the radar.

There are 10 personality disorders; a book that outlines the symptoms for each of the disorders is a VERY helpful tool for any landlord.

I.E. according to HUD, the animal must “work”, provide assistance, perform tasks or services for the benefit of the person with the disability or provide emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of a person’s existing disability.Individual animals which are known to be aggressive are restricted, regardless of breed.

The house is the symptom of a problem. 

Brad Dornish is an REI friendly attorney (and himself an investor/landlord) out of the Pittsburgh, PA area - so if he indicates that tenants have some "disability" and that a pet might be their "symptom relief", well I don't believe he's being a tenant's advocate here.

Treating the symptoms as the disease rages on is completely pointless.In the 1980's about 63% of the US economy was consumer driven, in 2007 it was over 70%.

Fox was faking his symptoms of Parkinson's disease).As for Sean Hannity, he repeatedly speaks out against the ACLU, but when he was fired by his first radio station back in 1989 for making bigoted remarks, he got the ACLU to step in to help him get his job back.