If I were a prospective tenant, and you told me to do that, I would tell you to pound sand.As a landlord, I try to practice treating my tenants how I would like to be treated (within reason of course).By granting you access to my social media account, you have access to my family and friends.

A crossbow pistol in the 80 pound range ($40 on Amazon), blue draw string, powerful directional light, and a metal snake.

Also, as my wife says, "I can grow a nine pound baby inside me and push it out through a tiny hole, you try that sh*t!" 

Baltimore has a ways to go:From the Washington Post:"As Maryland’s largest city has dwindled from a peak population of 950,000 in 1950 to about 620,000 today, the receding tide has left behind 17,000 boarded-up houses and buildings, unoccupied, unwanted and unstable.

., makes it possible to eliminate most/all unwanted applicants.  

@Art MaydanLike others have said if its not a legal apartment it can cause some unwanted legal action if anything was to happen.

Tenant agrees to pay $50.00 per day to ionize the premises to remove any unwanted odors, and $5.00 for each cigarette butt found on premises."

We enjoyed it even though I'm the last person to spend time in a mall.We really liked the Ghiradelli chocolate shop but I think we walked out of there with 30 pounds of chocolate and are still eating it...CBL is based in Chattanooga and has 4 malls up there so we're going to go up this weekend and see what they're like.

They are the 800 pound gorilla in the room and most know that.I think history will repeat itself though. 

We go through them a half-dozen per week here at BP, hysterically pounding their chests and asserting how smart and capable they are one week with their first real estate buy, completely GONE the next.