Asking for a rent reduction , threatening lawsuits over health hazards , asking for hotel stays , complaining everytime they get a sniffle that it’s mold and the list goes on .

They move close to 1,000 properties pet year for each region they operate in.

I prioritize time with my family over all else and after that my own health (and that very much includes adequate sleep) and happiness.

Finishes can look way different online, AND there are a lot of nuances and detail to each unit...parking, utilities, application fees, pet policies, smoking policies etc. sometimes that info is not readily available online.

The look like a cross between 4 star hotel and health spa.Today’s college student expects a lot more out of their rental home and landlord than those of my generation.  

Pet damage can be nasty and expensive.2) Consider one of my favorite strategies for the other side, which is to provide furnished bedrooms and rent bedrooms to working professionals preferably with year long leases and security deposits.

Secondly,  you can't just move to the EU and get free health care,  even if you are disabled.  

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

As a retiree , I will take full  family   Health insurance coverage  for a very low price  (1.5%  of my pension amount ).

As long as the pet addendum was filled out properly they have definitely violated the terms of the lease.