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.#5 should be more of a statement, something like 'Each Adult will pay a $25 application fee'I would guess that the woman either doesn't want to pay a fee, or she doesn't want to have to reveal some information that is sensitive to her.

And I can tell you that a non-smoker who is sensitive, who comes to view your unit will absolutely smell that smell, even if you have cleaned and painted. 

I really think the odor was from the previous occupant's animals (as it was problematic with the lower cabinets and not really the uppers)- and because we didn't have animals I was more sensitive to the smell. 

Some of you are pretty sensitive.

I'm sure this gal has a restraining order against him, so he can't come near her and that is good. 

File for a Temporary Restraining Order. - usually granted for 60 to 90 days2.

The new tenants were all threatened by this guy, and they and each of the neighbors on either side of our building all got restraining orders against this guy.

The property managers to whom I've spoken so far appear to charge a % fee based on gross income so that wouldn't be sensitive to # of doors.  

If he filed a restraining order, that might hold water.