Makes me twice as quick to say 'no'... errr, I mean, "Sorry, I found a more qualified candidate" when I'm next confronted with something like this.

I have had exactly that scenario, confronted the person and it was her parent's dog which she takes hiking regularly.

I have known and smelt the odor in his apartment before and have confronted him about his smoking in the property but to no avail.

If their existing place is trashed or damaged, I tell them I forgot some paperwork in the car and just leave; no confrontations.

Until they are confronted with something life changing, like losing a job, and then the pain gets too great and they need and want to change.Congrats on your journey to financial independence!

Try to avoid conflict or confrontation as he could really cost you a lot of money and grief.

I am very hands on and not afraid of confrontation.

Even if you catch them on camera, you will not want to confront them, because it will just result in a bad review.

He’s very confrontational and has threatened me personally when I use to live in the property.

Scott, I hadn't thought of the fact that she may have reasons to not turn him in, it makes too much sense when you think about it, that and the fact that abused women have trouble confronting their abusers.