But, charge a higher rent for the privilege of doing so, with the extra benefit of no extra drama for you.It's not about being benevolent to people who want to buy a home, blah blah - that's not your job - to care about doing them favors because they want to buy a home.  

The business across the street had been allowing my tenants to park in his lot in the winter if they paid him $200 for the season, but they abused the privilege, messed up his plowing, parked more than the allowed number of cars, etc.

I would never charge less that $100/month for the privilege of a tenant having pets.

Lying about your relationship with a company is grounds for a PERMANENT BAN from our site.If you're unable to participate on our discussions without promoting your business, you will not have the privilege of participating in the future.Thank you.

We treat it as a privilege not a right, we are in control, not at our tenants mercy.Landlords should do everything in their power to research actual prior addresses and contact those property owners, not just rely on the eviction portion of the screening report.If we treat the people who are building our wealth with respect and compassion, maybe we'll see better results.

You could raise rent for the privilege to smoke and have that be your niche.  

I can't believe landlords are such a privileged group of scumbags. 

Disabled tenants don't get special privileges regarding extra notice to move.What your disabled tenant probably has, that other tenants wouldn't have, is lots of resources to help her.  

A fee that is paid by a tenant for the privilege of paying their rent when they choose.Charging a late fee is simply telling the tenant it is OK to pay late.

The old saying goes: today's privileges are tomorrow's demands...I suspect you have just started to see the list of requested improvements.My two cents....Tenants that have had a upfront requests have never worked out for me (so I try and avoid them altogether now).