What are the Top 10 Misdemeanors AptFindMisdemeanors.com Places?

The Top 10 Misdemeanors John at AptFindMisdemeanors.com places are:

Of all the misdemeanors shown below, here are the Top 10 we handle regularly:

1.  Possession of Marijuana
2.  Possession of a Dangerous Drug
3.  Assault
4.  Failure to ID
5.  DUI or DWI (Driving under the Influence)
6.  Evading Arrest (on foot)
7.  Theft of Property or Shoplifting
8.  Theft by Check 
9.  Resisting Arrest
10. Burglary of a Vehicle
 
We have handled all of the following from time to time.  Just as a matter of interest, we will also publish the Top Most Difficult Misdemeanors to place.

Class C Misdemeanors

Class C misdemeanors are considered the least serious type of Texas criminal offense. A traffic offense is a common Class C misdemeanor. Apartments can and sometimes will, decline for these offenses. Some other Class C offenses include:

Disorderly conduct
Public intoxication
Bad checks
Simple assault (considered by many apts to be a violent charge)
Criminal trespass
Gambling
Bail jumping
Leaving a child in a vehicle
Petty theft such as shoplifting
Possession of alcoholic beverage in a motor vehicle
Driving under the influence of alcohol by a minor
Minor in possession of alcohol
Minor in possession of tobacco

Class B Misdemeanors

Almost all apartments will review and will decline Class B misdemeanors unless they are older than that specific property cares about. They are considered more serious than Class C misdemeanors and the many (but not all apts) are concerned when someone has a Misdemeanor B. Examples are:

DWI (Driving while intoxicated) first offense
Harassment
Prostitution (considered by some, but not all apts to be a sexual crime)
Terroristic threat (considered by many apts to be a violent charge)
Criminal trespass
Evading arrest on foot
False report to a police officer and false 911 calls
Child enticement
Failure to pay child support
Indecent exposure (considered by most, but not all apts, to be a sexual crime)
Minor drug possession
Vandalism

Class A Misdemeanors

Class A misdemeanors are the most serious type of Texas misdemeanors. Some apartments will ban the offender for an extended period of time for these offenses (in fact some ban for a lifetime for violent misdemeanor A). Examples include:

DWI (second offense)
Assault with bodily injury (considered by many apts to be a violent charge)
Burglary of a vehicle or vending machine
Possession of two to four ounces of marijuana
Unlawful carrying of a weapon
Gambling promotion
Violation of protective orders (considered by many apts to be a violent charge)
Cruelty to animals
Perjury
Public lewdness (considered by most, but not all apts, to be a sexual crime)
Resisting arrest
Unlawful restraint (considered by many apts to be a violent charge)