Quote from @Mohammad Parwez: Ask them to fill a pre screening application form first.Most of them will not fill and those who fill and fit your criteria then you can ask them go ahead and fill the tenant application.That's how I do with my rental.I have prepared my own screening form that you can copy and add more questions relevant to you.Having such a form is good.Using a yes/no question for pets is not as good as an open ended question, such as what I use: “How many and what type of animals will be coming with you?”

You aren't paying pet rent on any of your 3 animals.

but then again Texas is another animal LOL

Starbucks they tend to go up 10% every 5 years but it's almost guaranteed money from corporate.Different animals.

This can be done through your attorney or you working directly with the sellerBest of luck and I know this seems like a lot, but if you have a lender and lawyer that know what they are doing and a reasonable seller the process has more of a chance to go smoother.

This is a totally different type of investing animal.

While clients that begin the process with us and go A-Z, no matter the type of project, streamline/limited or full/standard have a smoother and fruitful experience and are able to enjoy the house they have worked with us to convert into a home.  

Different filing codes...maybe different formats, but with a little sleuthing it is something you can figure it out.Your second qq is a whole other animal. 

@Michael Geraci multi families are an interesting animal in Indianapolis.

They just ruled that it is freedom of speach to torture animals and film the torture.