We would need a majority vote for major decisions without quarrelling from the smaller loosing party.

Well what part of no pet policy don't you understand.Another was an ex-stripper from the other side of the state who got into some lovers quarrel with a few state troopers and some other johns.

@Katrina Cebrian This may not be the case with your applicants but many charges may never become convictions when the victim chooses not to proceed, which happens frequently during quarrels when one partner holds a significant amount of power over the other or illegal substances are involved and they're both not in their right mind.As you've stated though, their income is nowhere near the minimum requirement making any past charges moot in this instance. 

Tenants who can afford to live in a houses or townhouses, won’t go to an apartment to deal with loud neibors, dogs barking, no elevators, quarrel about parking etc.Most often apartments house the lowest part of the Tenants: criminal record, unstable income, low or no credit etc.

And since this horse is almost beaten to death, hopefully I can put aside my keyboard and agree to disagree with any others.And I won't even bother to quarrel with @J.

(owner will manage property) I've since then getting into a small quarrel via text message on the importance of this with one of the property managers.

I tell all my tenants at move-in that I do not want to be involved in tenant quarrels. 

Likewise, performing the ‘due diligence’ around one’s estate so kids and relatives don’t quarrel has been my goal as well after seeing my parents’ siblings others grow distant from each other because of handed down properties without even all the paperwork in one place.

That's what they asked for, and I didn't quarrel with the amount because it sounds reasonable.