I can live in a dog kennel.

If it's real, check your coverage.Even if you plan on self-managing, you should calculate the costs of a PM into the expenses just in case you want to do other things than taking calls from 8 tenants.having said that, without a lot of knowledge about the area/building all I have is the 50% rule to use and it looks like you'll be at about 7%-8% cap rate which is not bad. 

I allowed an ESA that was kennelled in the basement and not let out enough.

I personally would have required her dog go into a kennel and would ban from my property if there had been a incident, let alone 2 incidents with reports, get the reports you still should be able to  from animal control and tell her NO MORE DOG !

A little expensive but it's what they use in kennels and works miracles 

You need to network with investors in our local area, build relationships, and then seek a mentorship from someone you know, like, and trust.Go to NETWORK at the top of your screen and you can search for other investors and investment groups in your area.

When advance notice of 24 hours or greater is given, all dogs in the unit must be crated/kenneled.

We ripped out all carpets, hired a kennel cleaner to scrub and disinfect the tile floors, scrubbed the walls and ceilings with bleach and water and painted everything with Kilz. 

Has anyone lived in an RV, traveling from area-to-area, building competent teams and flipping with O.P.M, (Other Peoples Money)? 

Just purchased my first home and rental units in Chicago NW area Avondale neighborhood close to Logan Square area. Building