@Colleen F.Hey Colleen, it’s funny we went with the $200 pet fee to discourage dogs because we wanted to be able to say all our units were dog friendly but 16 people and 8 dogs is a lot of bodies for one lot “We allow 2 dogs per guest”.

Having a place to live should be a human right, and you don't owe anything to someone who is profiting off of your basic needs.

Have a conversation with the individual (human), don't look at them as vermin to be removed.

Again, more work for us, and not part of our standard process, which leaves room for human error and more expense.

You can never STOP a human being from damaging property, but clauses in your contract/lease can explain how it will be dealt with if damage occurs.

I like to have the lender call the listing agent directly to vouch for the pre-approval letter so they've heard a human voice and know it's not some unreachable person.As far as listing a house that needs updates, make it as clean and uncluttered as possible inside and out, we always stage (can be simple and DIY, makes a big difference) and do pro photos, and figure out what the house has going for it and what it could have that buyers love (great yard?

I put my money in the coin slot and at that exact moment my body went stiff as a rock due to the ear piercing screech that went across the coming from what looked like an air plane but it had no color just the shape kinda like an airplane shadow.

Commissioner Anna Prizzia said she was interested in adding “some of our human rights… maybe adding them to this Bill of Rights that is given to folks so they know both pieces of it, both the maintenance pieces and just the human rights pieces.”

I would suggest to speak to her on a humane level of one that actually cares about what might be going on in her life.

This is the nature of human societies.