And this is why you see our BP veteran east coast posters always repeating the same thing..

The association insists on meeting the pet, photographing it, getting vet documentation, license number, etc.

Local 25 year veteran PM posted his move out instructions online.  

Zillow draws images, descriptions, etc. from other sources - they do not actively update pictures and such by sending photographers out, send people to court houses, etc.

The rent is currently 704$ , I bought it 6 months ago, like I said occupied with a nice US veteran man that has been living there for many years.I was told he gets government support aka - sec 8, of 50% and I would get it.

Serve the proper legal notice to enter, take photographs of the present condition of the house and close-ups of damages.

That's the best way to do it.If we're going to talk about government waste, look at the military and all while veterans are going to be forced to pay for medical benefits, popular with those political types that support big business like HMOs.

I'm a Navy veteran living in San Diego California, and have been living in the house I'm in for 23 years and have never been one for coming up short on rent with my landlord , until March of this year when I actually was and still recovering from identity theft cases, where my ssn, bank accounts and bogus cashiers checks were used in my name.

I don't see permission to take photographs in your lease.  

Spend $100 to get a professional photographer to take pics, worth the money!