As @Pam R. mentioned, it will be extremely important to decide your criteria in advance in the event you receive multiple applications.

Look at the rest of the application and decide.

However they are a small percentage of all applicants...

I put it in the MLS yesterday and got two applications without a showing.

We build complex analysis applications for businesses so that they can take better and faster decisions by brigning to light their information in a easy to play with model.

There are some simple things you could do to minimize the loss of good potential applicants, but you've done most of the 'heavy lifting' by defining your screening process and asking the right questions prior to your applicant submitting the showing scheduling form.

We had a recent applicant for one of our hoses that isn't quite ready to go yet, and boy could they spin a yarn!

If litigation is needed, the fee you paid is not applicable, but the attorney would be the one you would call for defense, in most cases.

I had an applicant tell me her pit bull was a service animal.

It did rent furnished, but the applicants who actually rented it initially wanted it unfurnished.