Use Screencast O Matic (or something like it) to record your screen and make videos demonstrating what you want them to do.Do not use Taskbullet.

All altruistic rhetoric aside.My understanding is there are a lot of people living in the area who wouldn't "Screen" in a very positive manner juxtaposed with a lot of people who also live there who would "Screen" in a very positive manner, and not a whole lot in between.The local government probably doesn't want the "Screen Failures" to move out of it's district and somewhere else where screening is less.Because these "Lower Screening" areas do exist. 

Q7: Does the software provide tenant screening?

If I had to do it over again I would have been patient about screening tenants or better yet, paid a pro to do it for me.

Screening for the right tenants is so key. 

However, you want to make sure you are adequately prepared to screen tenants by checking background and credit history etc. as well as have a lock solid lease agreement to help protect you.

You should require them to pass a screening first to ensure it's a legitimate service animal. the easiest way to do that is Petscreening.com which is free to you and $20 to the tenant.Always require them to pass the screening BEFORE they put the animal on the property.There are 17 more things to consider but it wouldn't help.

Do you care about tenant screening, maintenance ticketing, accounting features, etc. 

I found quite some ant in the second floor window between screen and window, are those termite? 

I might be blind, but I also don't see where I can attach a screen shot in this reply.Anyway, that being said, I have 5 properties I am going to check out later today that are close to solid flow at 20% down, just a little short of my cashflow goal per unit.