Probably because we can't discriminate against human tenants but we can discriminate against animals.

Even the best cleaners will make a mistake or two, handle it with grace because we are all human at the end of the day.

It was the first time I even got a response from a human being since I started this process and seems to have gotten the ball rolling for us anyways.

It was so bad that we’d find dead bodies behind trim, inside outlets and light fixtures and stuck between window sills.

Granted I bet people pee in our pools but its a larger body of water and chemicals constantly maintained. 

Many times I'll spend 20-30 minutes or so skimming body hairs off the top of the water (think hairy men's chest/body hair that sheds in the water) that would be gross for the next guest to have someone's hair sticking to their skin in the water.

Pumping a septic, not so bad maybe $200.Lot paid, mobile unpaid, seen that maybe a hundred times, no big deal except for newbie.Roof off, I saw a house with the 3 story back wall missing, somebody bought at tax sale, obviously did look at back of house, there were actually multiple bidders.Abandoned railroad tracks, much better than non-abandoned railroad tracks.Any industrial property is potential hazardous waste site, chrome factory, heavy metals, paint factory, auto body paint shop or repair shop, auto junk yard, salvage yard, etc all bad news.

Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankel I do not use this phrase lightly: it is a book that altered the way I viewed human the human condition and my brief time on earth. 

Humans are the only living creatures that can think about the future.

I ask my son why in todays economy his able bodied 20 something friends from the heart of Worcester MA are getting public assistance.