She gave the wrong unit number in her panic and the police pounded on my tenant's door.

This results in less rule breaking, less property damage and less undesireable behavior.Remember, it is like a chess game.

Best to just ask for a bigger security deposit that can be used for anything.Also, just FYI, my daughter had a rental in CA, and she advertised it at a higher rent than market, but said she'd accept dogs 25 pounds or under. 

If I were a tenant in CA and otherwise not breaking a law then I would have no problem telling this landlord to pound sand based on that.

The couple liked the place a lot, but ended up declining because they didn't like the utility room where the W/D connections were located.A second incident was when I rented that same small property to a young single man who was well over 400 pounds. 

I think it was around 5 pounds or so. 

I prefer month to month as it's easier for me to get rid of undesirable tenants and I don't like keeping people hostage as renters when it's super easy for me to find a new tenants as I offer below market rents in a hot market in order to attract better tenant that will comply with my explicit instructions of "not to bug me unless its an emergency." 

Tell the tenant to pound sand.

But you are right, 6000 pound small car made entirely out of iron is indestructible!

You could have meat at 20 a pound costs but if prepared wrong it can taste like crap.