Obviously, tenants are very sensitive to any words that sound like a rent increase might be in their future.

If your application had lines for him to fill out regarding type of income and how much from each source, and he ignored that and just wrote "retired" and $5700 - you could just deny him for not filling out the application completely.When you have to pull teeth to get info from applicants, you're just better off denying them, because dealing with them on anything after they move in will be the same way - they won't be cooperative or respectful.

Anything with teeth (including me) can be aggressive and dangerous in a provoking situation.  

They are very sensitive to any smoke smells inside an apartment.

No pulling teeth allowed, to get them to comply.Lies of any kind.  

They dont need a seasoning period.For Pittsburgh oh my Gawd even delayed financing I think i have better luck pulling a teeth out of an elephant than getting a loan from a bank.

They will have security/fire safe file cabinets for closed loan files, employee records, administrative reports, past examination records, etc. and banks are required to have off site storage for duplicate items to meet emergency prepairdness plans, in case the main branch is blown away.Other storage customers are medical facilities, your public school system stores tons of records, city and county offices have files that are not sensitive, and just about anyone who is getting a croweded office like your insurance agent.

As to kids it's been a wild ride so far with my son (at least he sleeps through the first half of the night now :P) but when he laughs or smiles (with no teeth) it's really something!

They will ask the seller the sensitive questions like proof of ID at closing.

I believe it is everyone’s responsibility to use surge protectors on all sensitive electronics,  whether homeowner or renter.I would say it could fall on negligence when the “surge” is caused by faulty wiring inside the house.