For example, I mention that every adult must pay a $30 application fee, pass my credit/criminal background, make a combined income of 3x the rent, and whether or not the property accepts pets.

Class B neighborhood, 2 adults 5 minors for a 4BR, no pets.

They will bring in pets who will at best soil the carpets and floors and destroy the yard, and at worst bite or maul neighbors.  

But of course, you would need to be pet friendly and probably fenced. 

Assuming your STR is pet friendly dogs prefer real grass. 

.), as well as a questionnaire about them (e.g. do they smoke, do they have pets, etc. -- make sure that you don't ask any questions that may be prohibited in your jurisdiction).

And many have pets. 

Have your applicants run all pets to include ESA's through PetScreening.com.

Just a personal preference and or pet peeve. was the note company with the boiler room the guy from Denver who got indicted?

One of the most in-demand amenities in these properties is pet friendly units and common areas.A couple of panelists were from New York and with the new rental regulations that recently went into effect, many of those investors and developers are looking elsewhere.One common theme that seemed to carry across several panels was that many developers were having to "re-educate" their investors as to what realistic rates of return are today versus just a couple of years ago.