@Dani Z. - Just want to be clear that it was never my intention to "lure" people into viewing my post by using "click-bait" tactics.

There's an exception to every rule, but if Mark Z. of Facebook is your "see not everyone without a degree is less" then I'm not sure what to tell you other than your bias is clear...

When I've been checking with previous landlords, they are insisting on the waiver before proving me with the information.I ask landlords the following questions:Did the tenants pay X amount of rent and live their from Y date to Z date? 

For example, that you are willing to replace, X, y or Z but rent will be X.

@Kevin Z.

Hey @CJ Z., as others have advised you're not liable for their loss of use.

And you should be leery of folks who threaten to sue if you don't x,y,z...that list tends to get longer. 

In there I thought they had a really good idea -provide choices such as with a one year lease the rental increase by x with a 6 month lease it will increase by Y, Month to Monthe will be z.

So, if they can't meet X,Y,Z requirements then don't apply.  

Interested tenants are all A and B.And related to the original post @Xin Z., if we would have increased the rent 5% (or even 3%) per year starting in 2013, we would be closer to our market target.