I will just give a little info on the place so y'all aren't hanging dry and to see if interested in this deal with me Will give more detail later if interested. 5 acres of land, small pond, in ground pool, small 3 bedroom house, two big shops/ barns with concrete flooring one has horse stalls installed and the other its just an open work shop both pretty good size.

I want a good tenant who has a lot of options but chooses me and my place because they like it the best.Have owned rentals for 40+ yearsaverage stay is 5 yearsI offer ammenities they can get almost no where else such as horse barn and acerage  That is how all my rentals are But maybe you know betterI’m always willing to learn so how do you do it? 

Little things such as assuring that if the water line for the refrigerator sits on the floor behind the refrigerator that a student can't accidentally push the refrigerator against the wall (while horse-playing) and break the water line.

Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. 

But they have to allow service animals (dog or small horse only) that helps someone with a physical disability.And ESAs, unfortunately, don't have to have any special training. 

He apologized and then we had a great conversation about hunting, boarding his horses, how much he loves the property, and he even asked me about the sales market and indicated wanting to buy a home through us in a couple years.Hold to the agreement, every time.

I can do it on my phone so can be sitting on my horse signing a lease, or approving an application :)Also, i dont take checks or cash.

For example, service horses are federally recognized as a service animal.

Years ago I was doing a flip in Seattle and there was a house down the street that was boarded up but I could look through the boards and I saw old sheetrock, some deteriorating plywood and some scraps laying around some saw horses and a thick layer of dust.

@Art Maydan  Hold your horses!