@Michael Jones - I think of that (lawsuits) because it is a terrier breed (and I know they can be great dogs) yet she has left the dog off leash.  

Please make sure your fence is secure and sturdy.

She always had them on a leash, but one day she was juggling a bag of groceries and the dogs were going crazy, they tied her up and she fell down the stairs breaking a leg.

Postcards are a great tool but if you have a really targeted list you should send them something a little more sturdy like a letter.

I would keep it on a super short leash, but let it play out for now.

Bunnies don't bark, don't need walks, (but can be trained to hop on a leash and enjoy hopping over jumps!)

We bought a tub for one bathroom, and a very sturdy shower base for another bathroom, and glue these bad boys up.

Please note: The reason I think I have had great tenants is because I take pride in my rehabs, making the homes sturdy and long lasting, but keeping them at a standard I would live in (honestly, its taking some time to just think about paint colors, really, a softer skillset).

I'll be renting in low income areas and want to provide nice units but still have them very sturdy to withstand potential tenant abuse.

Outside cats, must be on harness and leash or a small catio provided.