Not even a pet fee.2.

I may have heard that cross-streets only are listed for property address and no phone number is listed.I may have heard of quick court case records searches done before the people that answered the questions are replied to.I may have heard that the idea is to pre-screen extensively before anybody even sees the unit let alone apply.I may have heard that security deposit requirements were raised significantly for everyone just in case an animal is involved that might have paperwork saying it isn't a pet. 

I'm a single guy, no spouse, no kids, no pets.

It should be noted that each episode is actually 14 hours long which consist 95% of Ben discussing his thoughts and Brandon discussing his pets. 

Regardless of the stance of the new property manager (with whom I look forward to working) these temperatures constitute unsafe living conditions for the pets at least.

The article is just a flawed piece trying to infer something that is not true hoping it is parroted by others that want to spread incorrect information.  

I put some of these in my ads:1. minimum credit score2. background check required3. credit check required4. minimum monthly income of x5. pets considered6.rent of "x" dollars7. deposit of "x" dollars8.

I've found a few properties in my area that are "retail priced" but have areas that have been ignored by the seller which could improve cashflow to a worthwhile level; for example, not charging pet rent/pet fee, not charging extra for private, fenced yardage, not charging for laundry in-unit.

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.

I always personally call the HOA or condo management and ask specifically about rental restrictions, pet restrictions, etc., even if the home is currently rented as some may allow rentals but have wait-lists after transfer of property or the current owner may be renting without proper registration or permission.