I was contacted by a company that works with the department of human services.

Its becoming very trendy and popular for people to reconnect with humanity and what a better way than a tiny house in an exotic get away location.

I also know a bail bondsman who is one of the worst human beings I've ever some in contact with.

However, you may also look a little different than the everyday Jane Q Public and, solely as a consequence of who you are, can received unmerited police attention.And, sometimes the police simply get the wrong person or address ... humans are like that.

Everybody needs a roof over their head and although it does not necessarily fall upon me to provide it I think it's obnoxious to use an application fee  as a punitive deterrent to a person seeking the primary basic human need of shelter.

I consider that more of a human-nature issue than passive-aggressive.  

We like the humans, and it may have been an honest mistake (though stupid).

Just brainstorming with people in the profession as there has to be a better solution with todays tech.I don't like to put the address on my keys also because of liability issues and I'm human and could lose them.  

Then the standard legal advice here in ON is that you be sure not to give a reason since this could open you up to complaints made to the Human Rights Commission.

.$200-$500 – additional security deposit for pets- refundable at the time of move – out if there is no damage to the property, caused by pets or their human guardians.$ 25 monthly “pet rent” – for every approved petLate fees – if rent is late – described in rental agreement after the 6th of the month a notice goes out pay or quit.