I find it hard to imagine that tenants in Puerto Rico routinely have so much cash on hand.

., it is a matter of routine inspections to discover if they are complying.

Enter the house for a routine inspection (with proper notice) and say look for ANYTHING.

However, there is a reoccurring mold problem in the bathroom, because the exhaust fan gets disabled, because they don't like the noise (seriously.....the noise....how long are you in the bathroom for) when they shower.What kind of leverage do I have on a tenant like this, considering they know how to disable the fan (just pop off the vent cover and the plug is right there).

There’s no research at present proving that routine duct cleaning improves the air quality or reduces dust in your home.

That sounds like too much for me to spend right now.In addition, there is a clause in the tenant lease which states "Tenant shall conduct routine landscaping of the Premises, including regular mowing of the grass, removal of leaves and small fallen branches, regular removal of all weeds and grasses in landscaped areas and trimming of plantings, including shrubs, unless otherwise provided by the Owner or a third party such as a homeowners association."

The practitioner would need to provide documentation that each support animal alleviated some symptom of the disability."

You can not charge a pet deposit or pet fee for a legitimate service animal or assistance animal for a person with a qualified disability.

BTW, I routinely have county officials tell me that their placed applicants "easily" meet the payment qualifications for our efficiency apartments. $525 rent, $733 SSI payment.

Same, I can get over the money (though I would love to have it) but I can’t get over the idea of him thinking this is something he can just routinely do to landlords