@Tony SalemiIt's more like a really long foul ball that hooks just to the outside of the foul pole. 

All items must be kept neat and orderly.All heating vents will be kept clean and free of dust, dirt, and mildew.No noxious, offensive or foul odors are to be permitted to emanate either inside or outside the rental unit from any source, including but not limited to spoiled food, accumulated trash or debris, liquor and beverage containers, dirty laundry, sinks, toilets, bathtubs or showers.

@Jennifer BuchananSome of the things that need to be done are:Removing cigarette odor and painting wallsReplacing a toiletInstalling new locksResecure kitchen range went hood pipingKitchen and bathroom counters need to be recaulked.Replacing blindsReattach a cabinet in the kitchen

If you don't like how they operate, no harm no foul, move on and find a company that suits your needs.

Hello,In my duplex the units are connected such that the kitchen odors do flow from one unit to another inspite of the exhaust fans which exhausts outdoors.

My last tenants, who kept the house clean and tidy, had left a bad dog odor after they moved out.

My concern was someone may be sensitive to the odor.

You can't really appreciate it without the odor, but it's worth a shot.

Cat damage may not be as visible as dog but their odors can really create a huge and costly mess.  

@Amanda ThompsonI have never had a cat, but I have been told their urine can get into the floorboards or even into the concrete slab and that the odor is very hard to eliminate.