If the pet is not a full breed, the screening process ask what the primary/dominate breed is followed what is the secondary breed.

I have been in the military for 19 years(primarily a background in engineering) and I have 2 years left before I retire from active duty.

i know that's generic... but that's the case.sorry these answers are so general, do you have more background you can share? 

It also allows potential tenants to sign on to complete the background check, and also has options to electronically send the lease to the tenant. 

Your background in construction and recent move into consulting sound like valuable assets for the community.

If they fill out the application and the first thing you see is that they have 17 pets, you can immediately deny them without wasting time checking landlord references, running a credit/criminal background, etc.

It is hard to find info on crypto as the partisans are so passionate on both sides, and the background/informative sources are usually too elementary.

I would recommend that you screen your tenants and have them complete a background check with a company of your choosing and not just accepting Zillows in house background check that some of the tenants already have.

With your background as a physician, you’re in a strong position to get into long-term rentals and even the storage space, both of which offer steady income and relatively low maintenance.

I have a background in interior design and have a real estate company.