They include lawful use for residential purposes only, alterations without approval and probably growth of controlled substances.  

I did do credit checks however.....In closing it seems like a high risk proposition to provide a stranger with such sensitive and potentially harmful information.I would appreciate the opinions of those who use these forms and your opinion as to the wisdom of providing such detailed information.Thanks in advance.

I wish you no harm in your investments, but I've seen this story play out way too many times ...

She's never harmed anything whereas a tenant's "foo-foo purse dog" ate the drywall in one of our units. 

If he wants to come up to USMA and challenge my defense of a service member deploying into harms way then he knows where I am stationed, the door is open.

@Casey Crotty I believe the last extension of the governor’s eviction moratorium specifically allowed evictions for cases where the tenant is committing waste (harming the dwelling, no pun).

The house would sell for around 70K right now because they just couldn’t afford to keep up with maintenance and on top of that had an adult kid with substance abuse problems who has trashed it.

Look specifically for the HOA's responsibility for seeing that tenants maintain units in such a way so as to not cause harm to other units. 2.

We found several spots in the master bedroom where they had stained the carpet (about 1/4 of the room) with some type of light purple substance.

No harm there.