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.

We don't use any type of online portal for rent, screening etc.

@Jennifer Ryan here are some of the things we look for:- understand their business: how old, how big, etc- properties: what types do they manage, avg rental amount range, avg lease length, vacancy lengths- fees: onboarding, tenant placement, monthly, renew fee, inspections, etc- tenant screening: in house or no, how screen, how many past landlords contacted, does owner have word in final say- collecting rent: process for late rent, collection, eviction- maintenance: in house or no, how do they communicate with owner, do they hold maintenance fund, process for major repairs- Misc: online tools for owner and tenant, how do they pay owner, what day of month do they pay ownerAlso, make sure you don't sign a contract that locks you in for a year.

It is likely too late at this point, but for future reference, it would be much better to lose the popcorn ceilings and do a smooth skim coat or even a light texture on the drywall for the ceilings.I'm not a fan of the yellowish looking paint (although it may be nicer in person than on screen/photos) and the two colors in the bedroom don't flow well.

It Is okay but I really just started to use it as it two years ago as it was free on all fronts (not anymore for screening) when I started. 

I don’t think there is any fee to do so.3-From my vetting process about a year ago, most PM companies I screened in Atlanta area were charging 8% of rent collected per month.

I generally know how to screen, but I am getting a bunch of illegal aliens, without social security numbers..Any tips on screening them?