There is always that risk...and even if you get lucky and the pet is an ok one, you will still have extra cleaning and repairs.Although I have tons of animals, so don't think I'm an animal hater folks, I just don't want them in my properties (that I rent).

She's likely willing to pay more because it would be expensive for her to move and hard for her to find a rental that would allow her to smoke inside or keep the animals, particularly without a good Landlord reference. 

If you invest successfully, UBIT during the investment plus ordinary income taxes when you pull the funds out can result in lower total returns than taking the up-front hit and getting your money out.A Roth SDIRA is a different animal.

The neighbors have had the police out there 3-4 more times in the past week on disturbance calls and one of the neighbors told me they can hear plaster falling down between the walls as this animal keeps punching/kicking them in.  

The pre-screen questionnaire asks what animals they have, not just pets.

Use petscreening.com to help filter fake emotional animals.- I get 3 mo bank statements during formal screening. 

We actually ask on our screening questions "Do you have animals, if so what type and breed".

Our appraiser also said he saw all these animals when he went through. 

Because I refuse to invest in countries where foreigners are treated as second class, which could have dire consequences if I ever have to go to court for anything.Costa Rica is a different animal, where foreigners are treated equally and are allowed to own property freehold, which is the standard way of detention.

And I would be betting on a serious curbing of 1031, and other RE friendly tax breaks before Roth being challenged.So 2 vastly different animals.