My insurance firm provided me a list of restricted breeds.

If it is then it can’t be more than 35 Lbs fully grown and no dangerous breed animal even if it is a service animal (my insurance won’t allow dangerous breed animals).No evictions , ever.No felonies, ever.I have had outstanding results with this method here in the East Bay and in Cleveland with this method and I still have more candidates than I know what to do with, even with that criteria.Do what I do and set the criteria as above

You are absolutely right that there is so much value in putting yourself out there to get the experience, learning and not applying the knowledge learned breeds stagnation.

No pet sitting, no pet visitors, no breeding, no adding pets, etc.You should have a penalty for violations.

No puppies, must have insurance, must be vaccinated, must meet dog, no aggressive breeds, monthly dog fee.

When I read the forums on rentals with pets, it seems like most people are ok with the dogs, as long as they're trained and one of the breeds in the generally accepted list of pets.

I am a cat lover and it was all good, but I sensed something was not quite right (the breed listed on the application is "Maine coon tabby mix"). 

It breeds resentment.

Success breeds resentment among poor, damaged people.Flashing the wealth you've built off their hard-earned rent in your pocket every month in their faces is a BAD life choice that you will eventually come to regret.

The reluctancy I see with clients purchasing high rise units are HOA rules and regulations such as number/size/breed of pets you can have, rental restrictions, and monthly fees are still very high.