During one visit, he witnessed "some behavior" and game over. 

And I don't feel bad about it because the landlord has slumlord behavior all along. 

I’m not excusing bad behaviors, poor people help to make some Of their own difficulties, but I’m less judgmental than I used to be in my younger days.

We don't have extreme appreciation but we also don't have extreme depreciation and we tend to be slowest at adopting "socialist" (for lack of a better word) behaviors. 

Wouldn't want to be their lender.I think it's likely that behavior patterns may have permanently changed and many students, much like workers, will do their jobs as students remotely. 

@Collin H. people travelling distance for temporary stays, that are not essential, means they are likely being less socially distant then if they stayed put, and is the behavior most are recommending is stopped.I'm not sure where your vacation rentals are, but many VR areas are not accepting non-locals as the areas have fewer hospitals and related capacity, so a surge in people escaping cities would overwhelm local resources and hospitals.You have a bizarrely cavalier attitude in this wildly unique time. 

It has nothing to do with NAR lobbying as you suggest.....it has to do with consumer behavior plain and simple. 

Their lease states the tenant agrees to remove any animal who displays violent behavior.

I expect the group to be closely monitored for these types of behavior, as I don't want them in here since this is to be a safe space to learn from each other. 

You can be doing real damage to other people with unethical behavior like this.