Keep your emotions in check and never, ever disparage your guests.

They have a huge, complicated, emotional and difficult job, but all of us underestimate but I closed on two today, that will be section 8 homes after rehab.

@David Jarvis I think my wife and I got too emotionally attached right away haha.

Oh and take emotions out of it; that goes for the property and people.

Applicants can literally to on-line and buy fake paystubs and an employer verification, just like you can an emotional support animal certification, and they do.  

Again, I hope this can be resolved amicably to save $ and headache but these situations get tricky when emotions are involved.Happy to share recommendations if needed.

That way if there is another offer you won't get caught up in the emotions should there be a bidding war. 

The logical answer is terminate the lease and the emotional answer is to let them stay.  

I recently rehabbed a property, signed a 2 yr lease with someone, then about a week before she’s supposed to move in, she informs me that she has an ESA (Emotional Support Animal), a huge dog - lab mix.

Got emotional when they said there were other offers higher than mine.