So I went to the property and had a chat with another tenant there and she said " They moved out earlier in the week but I could hear a dog barking and I saw cat in the window.

Whether a tenant has a barking dog, smoking cigarettes, smoking marijuana, etc...

Not trying to crap on the place but you are definitely barking up the wrong tree(s) trying to entice investors and developers for this place.If the upside is $475K the place is barely worth $329K to me if I have to do much more than sweep it.Where in god's name is there margin for a developer?  

The backyard is all bark dust so there is no damage to landscaping. 

Good luck.PS, I wasn't barking at you, it's everyone starting out. :)

Tenants with an ESA must still follow rules (no barking, clean up after the animal immediately, pay for damages immediately, keep it under control, remove the animal during inspections/maintenance, etc.) and they are responsible for any damages caused by the ESA.

Many dogs aren't given perfect care so they may bark but you will know if this is an issue at your particular unit (such as one with thin walls where you own the neighboring units). 2In different places, such as in Victoria, Australia, pets are increasingly recognized as members of the family and it will become illegal to be biased against applicants because of having them. 

Not looking for someone to come out, just throw out a ball bark # on here please.

(Barking, whining, unrestrained, jumping, poop, etc)

Many tenants get an older rescue animal and then have all kinds of problems with scratching doors, digging, barking, etc.