Also if you write down the criteria, the tenant knows what to do to deceive you and what to hide from you if they are so inclined.I use my ad to describe the property and sell it to the applicants.

They hide all transaction data from both parties4.

. $200 might be too high (I doubt that he - the cousin - has any job at all), and they may go with option 1, and just try to hide better whenever we visit.I want to add that I do not want to risk loosing this tenant.

The police found the woman hiding in a stairwell and when questioned, she gave another unit number.

Can't hide the location, but don't need to meet people there when all the kids go screaming by.

But, she'd simply hide the rabbit somewhere else whenever we gave notice to inspect.

Tell me what my investigation will uncover and empower me (not you) to decide whether I can deal with it but anything you hide and my investigation discovers will automatically disqualify you.Many of these people are struggling to make it.

He tried hiding that fact it appears by only listing two....

But, one couple also told me that another tenant, supposedly, hides 5 cats in her apartment that are "feral," so she doesn't consider them to belong to her.But, I'm curious as to whether or not any of you landlords have had issues with feral cats and other feral animals being fed by tenants, as far as damage or noise - or as an excuse for the tenant to say they don't have an official pet (or too many pets) - because they are "only" feeding feral animals?

The second option is that these people might be able to afford rent but they have some form of illegal income that they are hiding with this ruse.