CFDs can be more specific incorporating a note, in the body or attached which is what I meant.

We look for a history of behavior of the particular animal.You can probably pull a common theme from this and maybe make some sort of weight restriction.

Great stuff.....the ones about body language are worth memorizing.

I reject any dog on the 'dangerous dog' list, or over a certain weight.

The income of the borrower is given much less weight (if any) on the lending.

Those tenants are the worst and you can usually easily tell who those tenants are by their body language and attitude when first viewing the property.

I’m especially thinking of hand soap, body wash, coffee, and then towels and sheets as needed.Have you considered how you plan to manage pricing and messaging?

Question for you -- I'm guessing not all these questions are weighted equally.

@Ryant NelsonAs @Bernard Reisz mentioned, it's important to shop around and see who's the best fit for you - price is certainly important but synergy between you and your CPA (since you are essentially a team) and value the CPA can provide you with should hold more weight when evaluating options. 

I suppose it's technically vacant of humans because my physical body is rarely there, but I do have some of my belongings there and my mail (credit card statements etc.) go there.