This could a tough one because this tenant can go get a note from her doctor saying she needs the animal as a "therapy dog.." and it could get dragged out in courts for months.

I mean, you're asking for their name, phone, email, address- all up front, and not even supplying a physical business address... see what I mean?

But in school I took nutrition therapy and by then I had already known most of the material.

Need to be able to add (at least) a little value, either through physical improvements, effective management, or both.- Interested in multi-tenant office, multi-tenant light industrial, multi-family or self storage.

I have an e-commerce background selling physical products online for over 15 years.  

So I’m pretty limited in what I can do physically, fortunately most everything can be accomplished from a computer.

If they want the deposit sent by e-check say something like "Unfortunately due to state laws I have to send the deposit to a physical address".

Physically or financially either way bad deals.

You must have the movers, or the capability of moving the belongings to the curb when you meet the Sheriff there the day that he physically removes the previous owner.  

The first one would cause the Sheriff to physically set the Tenants and their property out, usually within about 10 days of the hearing, but in Tenant friendly states these can get postponed by the Tenants if they are creative.