:D No daycare, no home businessNo firepit or outdoor fireplaceNo drugsNo swimming poolsNo hot tubsNo trampolinesNo pets without prior written permission of landlordNo smoking of any substance on property or grounds, inside or outNo illegal activityNo ATVs, RVs, boats, semi-trucks, or unworking cars (cmty rules)Limit to X cars per propertyNo parking on grass yards or sidewalksMaximum occupancy of X (if your city allows it) or "premises to be occupied only by individuals stated in this lease"Late rent fees and curesNo subletting without written consent of landlordList of fees and recourse for bounced checksLiability clausesHow many days notice to leaveHow leases renewWhat the security deposit can be used forWhen/how the security deposit gets refundedRepairs-- by whom, when, at what expenseHow to notify you when repairs are needed (I put a clause saying that... any repairs not given to me in written by certified signed mail are deemed not to have happened at all.

Link: (posting from app, not sure it will hyperlink)https://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/rent-control-in-seattle-bill-to-repeal-statewide-ban-in-the-works/From the article:“The vast majority of economists have said time and again that rent control does more harm than good.

Military or not I do my best to never put myself or my business in harms way. 

If I can offer any substance...Dream about the home run.

Simply because the law classifies a crime as a felony or misdemeanor shouldn't matter, the substance of the crime should be the determining factor.

Statistically speaking guns are way more likely to harm an occupant of the home.

I'm just starting in real estate, but for the past 21 years, I've worked in research to improve substance use treatment.

It doesn't protect against other individuals infringing on those rights.That being said, I echo the common sentiment that posting "no gun" signs makes you/your property a target, and people that would use a weapon to harm others without justification will possess them anyway. 

I know it is slightly unreasonable to request a perfect neighbor that adheres to all my neighborly preferences but the disruption to my sleep patterns are doing harm to my career and personal life.

There is no harm in trying out but you should never lose your job if brings your good income and build Social security and healthcare benefits for you.At this internet age, you can work from home and do multitasking, you shouldn't be losing your job for new venture.