It will be interesting to see how Tesla's electric big rig (prototype driven by Musk in April) will fit with the LTL Regional Trucking segment for companies like YRC (fka "Yellow Freight"), since "...shipments have an average shipment size of approximately 1,500 pounds and travel an average distance of roughly 400 miles..." per YRC 10-K.

Even that wouldn't have me splitting anything, but then I would tell you to pound sand at least.

When you have their money, they are more likely to take better care of the property while living there, and especially to clean up and remove their unwanted belongings (i.e. trash) when they leave.Without it I am afraid that many tenants would simply find it too much of an inconvenience to leave the place clean.

I know many will disagree with me, but I find self managing to save money penny wise and pound foolish.

These areas are pounded with mailers though so different marketing tactics are the secret to getting a hold of these motivated homeowners.

5x8 enclosed trailer weighs 750 pounds and most sedans have at least a 1000 pound capacity.

Reasoning given was to deter unwanted visits since it’s tenant occupied.

First- the lease usually addresses this situation- no pets allowed on the property- if you do have a lease that has this in it or a no pet addendum- issuing an appropriate compliance notice- post and mailing, will help 'sneaking' of unwanted visiting pets on the property. 

My last tenant decided to move out early without paying off the rent, damage the place, and leave all of their unwanted items behind.

@Jared Garrison That is a brilliant idea to ask to submit a no fee application @ first and after i weed out the unwanted and show the property to the qualified i can ask them to submit the application fee only to the highly qualified tenants.Brilliant.This was what i was thinking in the back of my head too.