Most policies give the insurer an “out” to deny coverage if you don’t promptly give them notice of a claim, and even though initially one may think that none of these policies could possibly provide coverage for the claim, the claim could change with the passage of time.

You might also want to check the Alternative Investor Almanac by Denis Shapiro.

So basically, some jurisdictions in Florida don’t allow landlords to discriminate based off if a tenant has a service dog (i.e deny occupancy based on this) nor ask what the dog is for.

Two things I remind myself of when I have to deny someone:1.

Unfortunately tobacco abuse will do this.Are your only charges going to be for the Kilz primer?   

NOPE... here is my criteria.....meet the criteria or your application is denied.

All you need to do is approve or deny.

If it is fail/need repair/maintenance as part of regular wear and tear not cause by tenant abuse or negligence.I will also provide a respond to the tenant and offer a new tension style shower rod that they can install themself as a good faith/one time deal (I did shared online instruction/video on tension shower rod install previously).

I have all appliances listed as such - they can use and abuse as they please, but if it breaks because of their own fault, I pull it.

The home was a new construction and still within the builder's warranty, but the builder denied warranty saying it was misuse (garden hose should not be attached to outdoor faucet in winter).