In a rare case we will do a payment plan but it is weighted to the front end.

Breed/weight/size limitations do not apply, except in the case of "aggressive breeds" that your insurance does not allow, AND a different insurance policy that DOES allow the breed causes you undue financial hardship.And you may not request proof of need for an obvious disability.I would stay away from this pet issue, and tell her you are not renewing her lease because of the state of the property.

You need to weight the cost, quality of tenant and long term value it adds.

Where there are no delinquencies, however, that point is moot.Payment history and Average Age of Accounts are two separate factors, and payment history carries more weight in the calculation than the average age.However, the Average Age of Accounts -WILL- be impacted by the closure, either way: delinquency or not.

He was thrilled because he turns it in for cash and gets paid by weight, the heavier the better.

2) Do you have any pets and what type and weight?

City folk who buy in the country are not given much weight by the local bubbas.  

Someone may have lost weight, gained weight, changed hair color, gotten eyeglasses or contacts, etc.  

Most places just put a weight limit on dogs. 25-30lbs is typical.

It's about clean, simple lines, light weight wood, etc.