So you tell me should I even consider this candidate being that if she is so upset with the tiniest detail then she may be a somewhat melodramatic, needy tenant who is going to give me a lot of headaches or should I consider the upside in the fact that she likely keeps a very tidy organized home and won't destroy my property?

However, if the dog destroys the property, you can, when the lease ends, deny the right to renewal due to damage of the property or, in the alternative, raise the rent to compensate for extreme wear and tear.

Amazing devices that literally destroy the Odor and not just mask it.

Property was in bad condition, tenants had destroyed it and deferred maintenance owner wanted out.

For me, things that immediately turn me off are: Negative cash flow, split-level home, inadequate drainage, HVAC system or electrical is extremely outdate or damage, age of windows, is the roof destroyed?

We got the call on Friday that our cabin was on Wears Overlook Ln was completely destroyed along with 4 others on our loop.

It seems well on its way to being destroyed now, in that regard. 

Investors in my area capitalize on dog friendly and it isn't cheap to own a dog and rent.Cedar fencing is a NW thing.. they use pine in the deep south east.. and fences get destroyed quickly by the sun and moisture etc.

I did decide to just install 3 so far and add the additional 4 once I know that the tenants won't smash it or destroy it. 

That means cash flow only gets better but the dependability has value to me and maximizing rent always has the risk of getting tenants that are unreliable, destroy the property, and move on a years later.I way that risk and most years I rather keep my dependable tenants.