This can happen if you have tenants who move in from other countries with bedbug issues, or who have been doing a lot of traveling.To be honest, but perhaps politically incorrect - the only times we had problems with bedbugs was when we rented to Indians who had friends and relatives visiting from India.  

Ask them why they didn't complete it or provided incorrect information? 

When I went to see my worker's comp attorney - who had a bar association certificate as a worker's comp specialist - and tried to show him he was arguing my case incorrectly under the new law, he told me to shut up.  

I have to pare down your posts because you post such an incredible amount of incorrect ********.

I believe you are incorrect.

(Translation: Nope, the guy renting out the property can't claim adverse possession.)...tries to make the discussion complicated, and me appear incorrect, but once a person wades through your post ...

This is incorrect.  

Lying about work that was done, incorrect rehabs, etc.

An overwhelming number of property owners incorrectly assume these laws favor deadbeat tenants.

I judged all first year law students who were planning to get married in their first semester exactly the same way :-)I also avoided newly divorced people like the plague.And since I can be politically incorrect here, as well as point out there is a valid legal reason to deny them, I stand by my advice.We also know that refusing to rent to someone who is multi-generational with the maximum amount of people and children - because of the number of people and children - is not legal.