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I prefer Cats as Tenants to Dogs as Tenants

Scott Mac
  • Austin, TX
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Although I am buy no means anti-dog as tenants.

It's just that cats a quieter, they don't bark all day long while their master is at work.

They don't rush you and bite a chunk out of your leg, and they bury their waste.

During due diligence for instance, I will not hesitate to go into a unit with cats in it, but some dogs make me very hesitant to go in.

I strongly believe in the no puppies, no vicious breeds, and no dogs that make management uncomfortable policy. 

Cat's I tend to simply not notice as much.

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Scott M.
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Scott M.
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  • Rochester Hills, MI
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Yeah but that urine is a heck of a lot harder to get out of the flooring : ) 

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