When those tenants have a major life event - new baby, job loss, loss of rental assistance, etc.) - they themselves have no reserves.

I don't like tenants lying to me.I also don't like people who move or have a baby and casually get rid of their pets as if it's nothing and except other people to want their aged or misbehaved pets.

I tell her YOU DONT LIVE HERE , you need to take those clothes to the laundry mat .

If he was it's amazing the school hasn't fallen down.They were nice people but they had almost adult children who seemed to pop out babies like they were PEZ dispensers, then drop them off at mom and dads to raise. 

We do look at everything having to do with water (under sinks, water heater, ect) and also look at everything to make sure no hidden unauthorized pets or fishtanks, no package of baby wipes near the toilet, ect.

I rather not so I don't rock the boat with themThere are 4 people on the lease (including baby) and one of them is having loud parties and smoking pot.

Two months post baby she may be super emotional. 

I will have the willingness and time to make this deal my baby. 

Hey I can wash clothes for my cousin for $20 instead of him paying $30 to use the laundry mat.    

For example, I had a tenant with them and they needed to bag all clothes, wash them all (heat from dryer kills them while cold doesn't) and move all furniture to center of room in order to spray along baseboards.