That said, one of my tenants over the years has acquired a parakeet and a fish tank, but she keeps the house immaculately clean, and says she doesn't ever want "pets" ;)I do allow pets in our condos, but they are regulated by the association rules (less than 20 pounds).

Pound the pavement.

If it were weak enough to bow because of 3-5 pound tiles spread out across it then wouldn't a 100+ pound person fall thru it?

You will need to get out and "pound the pavement" in order to find the best deals.

My problem is that I have unwanted people using the container that doesn't live at the complex that I can never seem to catch.

:Not only would I fire his a** I would have my lawyer send a demand letter for them to compensate you for lost income for a year. lol This is a nonsensical.yup pounding in a nail with a 20 pound sledge hammer LOL.. it cracks me up what people even think a lawyer can or will do.if I got a letter from a lawyer over this I would read it and just throw it away..

However agree that depending on the area advertising on the property itself may be attracting unwanted attention.

$30 for a cat or small dog (like one that goes in a purse)$40 for medium sized dog$50 for a large dog (over 50 pounds)That is the system my management company uses. 

As a former Realtor in both MA and ME, I can tell you that non-discrimination laws are absolutely pounded into our heads in pre-license classes and mandatory continuing education classes. 

Dayton is really booming with rehabbers pounding out turns, the city track hoe ripping out rotten holes into greenspace parks.