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Payne Roberts New duplex with inherited tenant
4 January 2023 | 9 replies
Vaccinations and all.
Alan Brown ideas on tenant pet liability insurance for pitbulls?
8 July 2019 | 17 replies
The tenant to provide a copy of the pet's vaccination records, medical history, and vet's name/contact information.  
Account Closed Building Non-Profit Pet Shelter's Credit from SCRATCH?
27 February 2015 | 3 replies
for the past couple months while working on my fixer, on the sidelines had been dealing with alot of stray cats on the property (its a huge lot for the area) and 'catching' the feral cats and taking them to the shelter to be spayed/neutered, vaccinated then released and wished they were closer and so wonder why not get a shelter started in my city since theres none not even 1 that i could find after looking all over. heck even animal control is outsourced to the surrrounding city (long beach) and county (los angeles). of course wouldnt do it from my residence, so will need to start building credit up for occasionally ordering supplies and services (ie vaccines) for rescues in the future shelter, if this city allows for such. as for securing the shelter location i doubt i'd use mortgage or loan as i've so far always done fine enuf buying properties cash and somehow making ends meet, however barely.right now i dont even have a taxpayer EID. do non-profits need one?
Brandon Hicks Pit bulls as service dogs.....
30 January 2018 | 112 replies
However, once I explained to them in detail the situation and my legal liability they did say that if I could get the renter to provide things such as documentation of who trained it along with "service animal" papers, vaccination records, and so forth that they would cover the animal.
Kenneth Burdick Considering buying first rental in HI (Oahu)
7 October 2020 | 4 replies
I would anticipate a leveling off or increase in prices once a vaccine is out, or the election is over, or whatever. 
Rob Bianco Raising Rents during the Pandemic - How do I approach this?
29 December 2020 | 11 replies
I would wait a few months until the vaccine is available and eviction moratoriums are off.
Dave Meyer How will Coronavirus change your investing plans?
9 April 2020 | 99 replies
Class B and C multi-familys do not normally see a significant downward pressure on rents even during a Recession because the foreclosure market empties into the Class B and C market for space.However - just take a look at the survey results Dave just did and you see that this situation is wrong-footing investors desire to proceed.The other thorn in the side of this prediction scenario is the labor market  and the lending market- we are going from a historically low unemployment figures at the end of 2019 to a sharp hike in this quarter due to Corona virus layoffs - areas where tourism is big may well be hit by this and you may  see it in the RE market .I do think there is  significant uncertainty about this scenario until a vaccine is found.
Stephen E. Investor Checking Out Miami
6 February 2021 | 5 replies
Also, I've already been vaccinated.
Justin Frye To pet or not to pet??
1 September 2017 | 19 replies
Proof of Up-to-date vaccinations 4.
Edita D. Pet violation: what would you do?
14 October 2013 | 10 replies
Do you have a bite history and a letter from the vet signed saying they were given all appropriate vaccinations and spayed and neutered??