Plus, part of their job is to see if there are conditions that can breed pests, etc.  

., $35/month for 1 pet, $70/month for 2 pets).3.No aggressive breeds.

You can in fact put pretty much anything you want in a lease. 

Moral of the story: judge the dog, not the breed.

Proposed pets (size/breeds) 4.)

The ants generally take it back to the colony and this causes a colony to collapse (also works for some breeds of roaches).

Unless your market is unique, it's normally difficult for renters with large dogs to find housing.This doesn't mean pit bulls or any other breed your insurance won't cover.  

Dogs and cats with breed restrictions will allow for higher than average rent.

and I'm hopeful we can in 2022 (after 1.5 yr. lease is up).To the millennial demand I agree on that point too, I think a lot of people are worried about there being some sort of housing crash but right now I see 1) millennials are buying their first homes driving up demand and this will continue for years, 2) people are moving out of urban areas (I see this as temporary for the majority of people but there will definitely be a large portion that never move back), 3) interest rates are at historic lows, and 4) inflation is around the corner (maybe not this year, but 2022-2023 I could see it as the government needs to inflate away its debt).

There is a sense of entitlement saturating our country and everyone and their brother feels it is their right to have an aggressive breed as a member of the family.