I've been able to curb a lot of this through large fines in my lease, but even having to pay $1,000 will not always dissuade my tenants from continuing that behavior. 3) IRRESPONSIBILITY OF THE TENANTIf you're renting to students forget about ever getting them to admit to anything.

Tenants that ask for these types of things are typically entitled and will take further advantage in the future if you do not curb this behavior.

I had a few people interested only after I dropped the price down to $2100/month for a 4 Bed/3.5 Bath, utilities included, and I was the cheapest house in the area for that size on FF (we also allow dogs, which many don't).  

Recommend maybe they get a mid day dog walker so the dog gets out and gets some exercise.

A few of the sellers I've spoken with  and who previously offered the broker fee as a marketing tool are getting frustrated with this type of behavior and want to shift away from offering a co-op and instead make it a negotiable concession when genuine effort is made on the part of the buyer agent.  

Letting her dog roam uncontrolled is against the law. 

It’s juvenile behavior.

I need a primary home for me and my child and dogs.

Actually for me it is an upside to have indivdual systems so you can monitor tenant behaviors. 

There is way too much supply and these "big dog" buildings are offering insane incentives, effectively killing the small landlord.