Section 8 properties are a different animal than tenants with Section 8 vouchers.Remember, prospective tenants with vouchers can live anywhere. 

Print them off, study them, highlight them, make notes, read some blog posts, and understand the subject.The second document he links includes precise definitions and a guide for landlords to use for screening support animals.

@Giovanni Luna unfortunately commercial is a different animal.

There are a few highly rated HipCamp hosts in our area that have 'U-Pick' farms of produce and/or petting zoo type animals, and they've added a handful of RV sites to go along with it.  

Instead of fixating on a strict 1%, 2%, or 0.7% rule, think of it as a flexible guideline that needs to adapt to the market and specific property characteristics.

Tenant Turner doesn't integrate with video monitoring and their questionnaire to prescreen showings disqualifies for service animals for any pet restrictions, I think I remember.  

(Making judgements based on family status, number of kids, medical animals, etc etc..)4) When you get that first repair call 10pm Saturday night for a leaking roof or water heater do you have a trusted/dependable guy to call and get it fixed that night?

Variances are a-whole-nother animal.

I have still walked in on people and animals who are either hiding (afraid I am there to bust someone) or just hear very poorly.

We have late fees, pet fees (though less these days with the whole service animal abuse), parking fees in some cases, storage unit feeds, coin laundry revenue etc... it can add up.Good luck.