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.

The space feels much larger with the white cabinets and lighter colored floors.  

There are two sides to the coin and you have to weight the risks of departure against benefits of staying current in the market.

Hey guys,

We have had some tenant apps that smart move suggested we decline, and a few that said lightly approve.

They seemed like decent people, but my question is.....

If SmartMove says decline, do you ALWAYS dec...

You want to look at the content of their credit history, not a snapshot-in-time number (which will probably have changed by the next time the calculation is run).If the earnings history is there with a solid payment history, I personally would give that more weight than the result of some algorithm....but that's just me.

Property managers are worth their weight in gold if you have a good one. 

I don't know if it carries any true weight with landlords, but if your dog knows basic manners, get him/her CGC certified.