But, hey, I'm an old lady :-)BTW, I did rent to a couple with a young girl, around 3 years old. 

The lady at the property management company seems clueless at best.

The lady asked if the minimum salary was for an individual or household.

If at all possible, I want to eyeball the place where my incoming tenant is moving out of - especially if they have bad credit or some sob story.One guy withdrew his application - I don't think he wanted to go through my house visit - I'm grateful for missing a headache.Another lady had divorce wreckage credit but a City councilperson as her reference.

It's not worth the extra money to me for the flood insurance.But, if the old lady upstairs floods her bathtub, and I need to move out while repairs are made, my insurance will cover my hotel up to $4,000, and give me replacement value on all of my stuff.I got a discount through AARP, and pay about $14/month. 

So if this lady is able to justify get issue and with her previous landlord along with everything else, why not give her a chance?

We've had a cleaning lady come once a month for the last 3 years and even she never swept under the washer and dryer.

Folks like the retired lady I’ve currently got upstairs at $1125 who technically has no income for a couple more years until old age security kicks in.

He introduced one of his ladies to the guy staying with his sister. 

Lady does not want to move and insists that I tear down the kitchen and the AC closet.