Glad I read the whole thread first :)Your first line of defense when getting these requests is simple: if the nature of the disability or need for the animal is not obvious (i.e. a "seeing eye dog" for a blind tenant), you are legally permitted to require the applicant provide official documentation of the need for the animal, and the type of animal, from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker, or mental health professional.

When renting to college students, seek to understand their mentality.

I just warned people and said I have 3 days before they move in and I had professional cleaners coming day 1, painters day 2, and it would look like new on day 3I have also done this when I am redoing the hardwood.If I was updating the kitchen or bath I would wait to show it until it is 90% done Uh.... hoarding is typically a sign of mental illness.... good chance that wasn't chocolate.

Mentally I keep going back and fourth on the $50 increase.

I subscribe to the "Aces in their Places" mentality when it comes to business.

I don't have a problem amending the system, it's the victim mentality that gets me.

I have a deal property under contract with the sister, however she has 4 other siblings of which 1 is incapacitated in a state mental facility he does not have contact with the family.

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However, this has never stopped us from getting a deal done and I would definitely push this to your mental back burner.

Any thoughts on equity harvesting with a “wait and see” mentality on the market?