. ;) I personally hope to apply the same idea to getting involved in the local drama theatre group.

Way too much drama.  

The hidden issues are the tenant drama, frequent move-outs and vacancies, and sadly excessive damage repair.Hopefully you are aware that San Bernardino is in bankruptcy.

I see a lot of low-income renters applying for apartments in that price range and they often have bad scores due to medical bills, loss of employment, and other drama that takes place when someone lives paycheck-to-paycheck.More important to me is how well they paid their last Landlord, their car debt, or their utilities.Don't forget: if you reject someone or change the rental requirements (e.g. increased deposit) because of a credit score, you have to provide them with an Adverse Action Letter.

It can take up to two years to get re-instated....involving lawyers and drama I just can't take.

They like to verbal complain here and there, but, nothing big drama.

However, in this particular case, these tenants have had a lot of recent drama.  

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

THAT was a little rude, harsh, and unecesary!

They have really harsh code enforcement and building inspectors which make it difficult to build.