Their is a reason we have E & O  now the people who fib are generally buyers and sellers there is no denying that... that again is why we have insurance for when a seller intentionally does not disclose or some buyer is fibbing about thier ability to close etc. 

I am not sure I would deny the tenant the use of the garage. 

They get a plethora of tax writeoffs, tons of loans and grants for home modifications, and there are a lot of requirements as to the condition of the property or teh sale will be denied.

(you decide this figure...I usually ask for 4x) times the stated rent and show no negative credit reports and co-signer must be US Citizen or legal resident.Will you deny rental if any of these are on the applicants credit/rental history:---past due rent or an outstanding balance ---prior/current landlord gives a negative reference or refuses to give a reference ---Three (3) or more 72-hour notices within a period of one year ---Three (3) or more NSF checks within a period of one year.

BECAUSE that would be child abuse, somebody would have to dispose of it and no one has time.I NEED to buy a house with a huge garage to live in myself and they are all beating me over the head saying you cant buy one more house. 

You can talk to the tenant, but he'll either try to deny it or he'll promise that he'll disconnect it.

., then you probably do not wish for the earnings to be repatriated as they are of better use if kept in-country.I don't deny this, and as a Canadian investor we have to deal with currency risk on top of the usual risks of real estate investing. 

I think you may be able to argue that allowing a service dog is not "reasonable" for you as a landlord due to another tenant's disability, so you could justifiably deny the dog. 

I stopped registering my properties in that city to save my tenants the grief.Like most government progams, the inspection process becomes a revenue generator and is often abused.

Its more about the viability of laminate flooring actually standing up to the test of time (minus tenant abuse) given the age of the home and all things that go with it.