It should also show any security deposit collected, pet fees, cleaning feesetc.3.

Do you have any pets?

I work full-time at UTC for the College of Business and have an Etsy shop where I do lots of custom watercolors of homes, pets, and weddings that is helping to fund faster growth in rentals. 

I have a lead that says she wants a white picket fence put in her back yard for her pets.

I allowed a tenant to have pets (3 small dogs), with a pet deposit of $300.

:D nice pet on the back, keep going.  

There has been some sort of domestic dispute and the two women have told me that they do not feel safe living with the guy that is still there.

Probably most were attracted by the pets on approval, yard, ample parking, good location, very reasonable rent, great management (or at least I try my best and think I can do as well or better than the manager handling 250 units)....so you may see a pleasant surprise when you get apps...

Does the new tenant have pets?  

San Francisco & New York City), but I don't know how hard the crash will be afterward due to Chinese propensity to purchase in cash or to have low leverage.Generally, underwriters are still going by appraisals and conservative LTV ratios, so if a Chinese buyer wants to purchase at higher than appraised values, the Chinese buyer will pay the difference in cash.The people who will hurt the most are the speculators, but I don't forsee anymore as huge of a crash as I was expecting when I didn't consider how deleveraged Chinese buyers generally are.At least without Chinese money flowing in, we'll be able to see where the natural, domestic demand would bring real estate pricing.I imagine some areas of the country, like the midwest, have the least Chinese money affecting their pricing, though it's hard to say how much Chinese money in US investment funds may be affecting pricing overall throughout the US.