But $336 is all I felt I could legitimately charge this tenant.

Of course it's legitimate and reasonable to ask for Sch.

This is how licensed professionals actually contract together in the legitimate world.

That being said in my opinion a camera in a tenants living room and kitchen is something that should have been disclosed and sounds like a legitimate reason to break a lease.

Any supplying of a certification of the dog is fake as there is no legitimate certification or registration for either ESA's or service animals.One thing I wonder as I do see these posts a lot, is I wonder if people are using the proper insurance policies.

Still cost prohibitive and way to small for a legitimate 2 bedroom unit. 

But... is this legitimately an alternative?

@Chris MasonSo a professionally managed property (which I have) with the firm signing a lease, that allows for sub-letting, is a legitimate work around if we are operating less than a year?

But it sounds like he legitimately owes the money so he should probably just pay up. 

Honestly, any lower end rental would pose some legitimate questions if you were only going to have one from a distance.