Inquiring minds want to know.

@Meghan Cheek from a marketing standpoint is obviously not he best so the number of inquires wouldn’t be as high.

However, I would inquire with local property managers first to see if they accommodate this.

When I inquired, I was told it will be paid for later, then explained it only adds time for the borrower to pay back, but an early payoff negates me collected in deferred payments.

I'm still new to this but will definitely inquire about them figures.

Have you inquired with lenders (banks, etc) regarding getting a line of credit on the property?

If the animal is a nuisance, the landlord may remove the animal through legal means.While you cannot charge a “pet” fee because a ESA is not considered a pet, you can charge for damages caused by the ESA.Further, the ESA certificate must be from a licensed MENTAL HEALTH doctor or facility that includes the patient’s diagnosis (Which is weird to me since one cannot inquire about the health condition of a person who requires an actual service animal, and HIPAA regs prevent such disclosures.) 

Thanks again for all your knowledge.Welcome sir, just make sure your certificate of eligibility shows “funding fee: exempt” or call the Va to request or inquire about that and your disability status.as for origination that’s whatever each individual lender wants to charge however the VA limits limits that the max charge to be 1% from the borrower on origination. 

I also don't act like I am going to be a pushover on my cancellation policy when they inquire. 

The only thing I can think you can do is to inquire about commercial loans with local banks and credit unions?