We want to pursue an investment mentality.  

So lets dispense with the victim-hood mentality. 

It has proven to be effective in achieving results for owners and maintains a "teammate" mentality with the tenants and owners alike.Ultimately, it comes down to what makes you comfortable.  

Once you're in a place that knows the truth, you'll feel so much better mentally and emotionally because you won't feel like you always have to be on guard about hiding something. 

Hi, I have an applicant with a 60 year old brother with mental illness.

I don't disagree that some people game the system and some people were raised with an entitlement mentality. 

Discrimination based on any physical or mental disability is also illegal.

There is something I keep running into about the "entitlement mentality" of Sections 8 tenants and I would rather just have nice place with a different quality of tenants that will treat it well.  

She stated that she had a mental breakdown and is in a hospital.

My plan is to make everything smooth and look high-end.I may have a different mentality than some (not saying it's right or wrong) but I personally want my units to look high-end regardless of the tenants as I personally take pride in it.The way I look at it is if I have a defined checklist for a tenant exiting, any damaged walls will be on the tenant.