This way you can get something from them that's reasonable without running the risk of unwanted vacancy. 

Housing Authority of the City of Bayonne (373 NJ Super. 302, 861 A.2d 194 (2004)), the court held that a landlord could not impose a 20–pound limit that applied to pets in a public housing authority to prohibit a tenant from keeping a dog that provided emotional support but that happened to weigh more.

Get off the internet and pound some doors down.

I didn't enjoy pounding stakes as a concrete laborer or peeling logs or sitting in a cubicle after an hour long commute for 5 years either.  

It is easy to penny wise and pound foolish when chasing the last dollar, which is always the most expense one.   

You're probably better off pounding the sidewalk and knocking on doors.

Also in your shoes, honestly it would be a coin toss if I did the "wrong thing" which is to get the deal and send my business account over, or if I'd do the "wrong thing" and tell them to pound sand, but lose the deal.Note that many commercial mortgages, they can impose requirements on you that you aren't necessarily cognizant of, like the right to annually audit the business and call the note due or force a refinance at lower LTV if they don't like what they see.

If your willing to work your tail off, pound the streets, and learn you can make a nice living.

Although sometimes a dog house had multiple pets in it and smells like the dog pound!

I'm not one to be penny wise and pound foolish.