When a fall is detected, every caregiver is alerted along with the resident name and their exact location so they can receive immediate care and assistance.Deply other technology that detects wetness/soiling and provide conveniences with communications (internet/tv) to the highest levels availableWe allow personal animals in our communities, to the point that if a resident would like a pet, we'll provide a robotic pet. 

My suggestion is to make sure you have a good application form with a lot of pertinent questions like ss number, last 3 addresses, rent paid, landlords number, job info for last 3-5 years, any evictions, any pets, etc. etc. also any other applicants.

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You have to be careful things that you use are pet friendly, and toddler friendly, and human friendly.

Also have a WRITTEN pet addendum and a WRITTEN parking addendum.

The restrictions I mostly found were these:must own for 1 or 2 years prior to rentingminimum rental period of 1 month, 3 months, 6 months (most common is 3 months)pet restrictions - no tenants can have petsThere are very few condo complexes that have no minimum rental period which would allow you to do STR. 

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I am curious if many of you prefer a pet deposit or prefer monthly payments.

I have someone interested in my apartment, but when I told her there was a $50/month pet fee she emailed me back saying that pet fees in MA are illegal.

I have always used a pet deposit and charged pet rent.