I can only recall once that I sold a SFH to an investor, all the other sales were to owner occupants in the retail market space. 

A reality in the vacation property space is that there are a lot of free & clear owned properties out there.

Given that it was Sunday the part was not available.On Monday, the commercial tenant claims to have experienced a loss of revenue because the space was too cold to receive (scheduled) clients.The tenant offset the rent by the amount of revenue alleged to have been lost that Monday. 

What I would do differently: Make sure to explore the crawl space! 

So the question becomes what is 'reasonable' when it comes to allergies, which is likely dependent on the layout and unit mix of the property.A duplex with separate entrances and no common space; I would find it a stretch to say denying the applicant is any more unreasonable than if your neighbor got a dog.

The only service I know that does this is called Universal Credit Service, however, they require that I have my own office space, and that I do volume with them.  

Also, homes built without enough crawl space to get in and inspect. 

That is an extra layer of crazy in numbers that are too tight anyway.  

"...this post-apocalyptic chic space {in the heart of Oakland's hipster mecca Temescal} has a lot of incredible natural light!".."

We rented three rooms and lived for free, and kept the garage for ourselves (we had a lot of hobbies so having this storage space was a big deal back then).