Fees to get tenants, fees to get rid of tenants, fees to supervise maintenance requests, fees to fire them...Then, when you do fire them, after realizing you're not only not making money, but losing money on a regular basis, they are happy to help you sell it for a commission, and find the next sucker.That's my take on it.  

They, unfortunately, will also often bump up your maintenance costs by rushing to spend your money with their maintenance guys doing the work (and charging you for it), and charging you a fee to supervise the maintenance guys.  

If the evicted household member who engaged in drug-related criminal activity has successfully completed a supervised drug rehabilitation program or circumstances leading to the eviction no longer exist, the Owner may, but is not required to, admit the household.Any household member is currently engaging in illegal drug use.

If you believe there to be a presence of toxic mold in your home, you could perform an air quality test and duct swab and send it off to the lab at UF for testing.

They cost a lot more than their monthly fees - as they will charge fees to find tenants, deal with bad tenants, find new tenants, supervise repairs, on and on.  

Are they just going to create a meth lab? 

If I owned something bigger than a four-plex and lived in it or worked on it on occasion, I would definitely pretend I was just a tenant or a contractor on payroll when I showed up to fix things or supervise work being done.

Our property can only be moved under our supervision. 4.

living in the country, Sis took my golden lab for a walk.. he got into a skunk.. she let him in the house..

So, you can say you will take large breed dogs, with an appropriate deposit, except for such and such breeds.Now, your big dirt backyard is worth more money for those who have labs or greyhounds, etc.