One piece of literature I have read indicates that an ESA may be turned down if the animal is too large to be kept in the space humanely, I would imagine a dog being kept in a 150 square foot room would not be considered humane.

One piece of literature I have read indicates that an ESA may be turned down if the animal is too large to be kept in the space humanely, I would imagine a dog being kept in a 150 square foot room would not be considered humane.

Do you need to move those pieces of furniture when restretching the carpet? 

One piece of literature I have read indicates that an ESA may be turned down if the animal is too large to be kept in the space humanely, I would imagine a dog being kept in a 150 square foot room would not be considered humane.

@Donnie Maguire Just to be clear you have two separate and distinct issues. 1) getting your sister in law off the title (deed) 2) getting your sister in law off the mortgage. 

Every room has a few pieces of furniture/personal belongings.

We make money in 3 ways with “buy and hold” properties…and cash flow is the smallest piece!

In Memphis, there were distinct differences depending on the area, and I'm curious to hear your insights on how Nashville compares.

I've always felt strongly about passing on something of solid value to my child (now 35 :-) and inheriting a few pieces of property can be life changing and take a lot of stress away...particularly in this changing world (and country ) which I see getting worse.I have recently talked with him about partnering up with me on some long term rentals, and now that he has a great job and very nice family income, he is interested.

You have an opportunity to buy a commercial real estate parcel, not a "piece" of real estate, unless it's fractional.I started investing in 1978 with very little money but I did have a credit card.