Hi all,I have a rental property with a no pet policy.

It also includes making sure the property is kept in the condition specified in the lease (i.e. no pets, no alterations, everything in good repair). 

Does this mean anyone who says their animal is a service animal can get around my no pet policy?

Do you have any pets?

It's the same with pets some people are highly allergic to animals and will specifically rent in a no pet building.

This is obviously very gross, but when I went to my lease document and pet policy I couldn't find anything that explicitly said this was wrong. 

I have made it a hard fast rule to never let anyone move in until the sec dep, pet dep, rent and utilities are turned on in their name.

In the future, require vet record showing age, breed, and proof of required shots as part of pet addendum, proving not a restricted breed.

I typically get 30-40 calls on it the first day, most of whom are millennials with pets and no children.

They don't realize, or can't consider investing in any other asset or asset class and see a similar or better yield/return  --- I guess kinda a pet peeve of mine.So, in reality I don't see seller financing helping the seller sometimes, in the grand scheme --- but it maybe the best they know how to move forward.