Obviously it would be hard to ask them to sign a lease and then 2 sentences later ask them to vacate.It is my understanding that when I inherit tenants, the leases still stand.

The problem with them is the limited number of apartments available compared to those who need them, and the violent criminal element using these places as homes between prison sentences making them dangerous to other who live there.So there are solutions, just not perfect solutions.Good Luck!  

The letter is one sentence.

He heard that I gave them my only key...They seem to think they are the bastion of logic, even though they are clearly not and write like a 3rd grader, with the worst grammar and spelling I've ever seen, random words have their first letters capitalized even if they are not the beginning of a sentence.

Felonies must be at least 3 years old after completion of the sentence and a clean record since. 

Since you are not getting many applications, I would also ask myself the last sentence that @Kyle J. posted.

Dang, that was a long sentence.  

Hey @Amanda Shreve, Your last 2 sentences where exactly where I was headed.

I'm confused by your sentence "The market I will be moving to, I think this would be the only investing I would consider there..."

I had a hard time finding it on a PA government website:https://www.thelpa.com/PA_landlord_tenant_act.pdfHere's a simple article written by a lawyer that covers the laws:https://www.landlordology.com/pennsylvania-landlor...Since the law says you can't collect more than 2 months rent for damage, then my opinion is you can't charge an additional pet deposit, if it makes the total deposit money more than 2 month's rent.But, it appears that you can charge a non-refundable pet rent, so if I was you, I'd charge one.I don't understand your sentence: "$25/month for most pets and dogs under $50/month on a case by case basis."