Something like knowing a balcony on the 12th floor wouldn't hold any weight, and renting that unit out anyway, which resulted in a death you could have prevented.  

The closer they are to the 2.5 the more heavily we weight credit. 

@Randy Lehey we filter based on breed and weight of the dog.

My point is simply that it's not that way for most of the rest of the country, and thus the fears don't carry the same weight or merit. 

The perks of not showing it and such can be good, a bankruptcy 5 years ago would not be a huge concern for me since that was about the time everyone had issues, the no missed payments really hold a lot of weight since then.

If you allow pets, its best to have a weight limit. 

Establish very basic pet rules:Limit the size by weight (small dogs) this eliminates restricted breeds.Maximum 2No catsAll other pets at the discretion of the landlord.

Also each state has it own laws pertains to alcohol intake, consider your state laws, person size and body weight.. hope that helps, just an opinion.

It takes a lot of force to do this with some weight behind it - unless it was already loose or bolts were not properly securing the toilet base to  the floor. 

Once you do find one, however, they're worth their weight in gold...... especially in CA - THE world capital of over-regulation in the free world.Looking up the laws is one thing.