She never abused the privilege and I would've put a quick stop to it if she had.To your second point: true, but I feel like I'm responding to the usual false dichotomy often presented in discussions of PM: to wit, EITHER:Pay 10% of gross revenues to have PM; OR:Personally make 3AM calls to deal with clogged toiletsI'm merely challenging this notion.

Why would someone with a service dog feel they are more privileged than some one with a dog they treat as a valued family member.

What they say is, sure you can pay late, you just have to pay for the privilege.  

Your damage deposit is enough but charging a monthly higher rent for the privilege of them having a pet puts money in your pocket.

We treat it as a privilege not a right, we are in control, not at our tenants mercy.Landlords should do everything in their power to research actual prior addresses and contact those property owners, not just rely on the eviction portion of the screening report.If we treat the people who are building our wealth with respect and compassion, maybe we'll see better results.

You have to do something pretty serious to have your checking account privileges taken away (i.e. bounce checks).I'm guessing the reason they're setting up separate accounts is because they either want liability protection and are setting up separate llc's or something and then need separate accounts for each one.

I would be cautious and dig a little deeper.Being in a city on the state line, common reasons for people not changing their driver's licenses or vehicle plates here include: evading paying registration fees, evading paying sales tax by showing an ID from a state that has no sales tax, evading being tracked down by creditors, evading paying child support, evading the law, planning to move back to the other state soon (short tenancy), wanting to retain some of the benefits of the prior state (library card, voter registration, tax privileges, etc.)  

If, at the sole discretion of the landlord, this privilege is abused, or if the pets damage the property, or if the pets cause problems or interfere with the use and enjoyment of the property for the other tenants, the landlord may revoke this privilege upon (30) days notice. 

For example, the applicant is employed driving - taxi, UPS truck, bus, semi, even a contractor - and if there is a bad track record the loss or suspension of driving privileges (that could be imminent) means loss of income. 

They tend to destroy the property, because they just haven't developed the work ethic that someone from less privileged means would have.