ie: they can have the dog but would be required to pay the dog feeLastly I happen to notice miniature pony on the list, I'm not sure I can even fathom how that would work say in a multi-unit property in the middle of town. 

I think of myself as a "Johnny Pine Seed" ;-) Property cost me $900 and I sold it 3 years later for $27,000.

All solid pine and unfinished.

Old growth douglas fir boards will outlast hybrid spruce/pine/fir any day.

Miami, Miami Lakes, Doral, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, etc...

Features: corian counter tops, hard wood maple cabinets, a 9" wide distressed pine plank flooring, 4/12 roof pitch, master bath with corner jacuzzi tub and separate shower, walk in closets, can lighting, open floor plan, stainless steel appliances, etc.

@Rick Buenaventura We househack with our basement unit as a STR, located east of the Pike/Pine corridor.

It was in Baja there is some incredible old growth Yellow pine above 8k foot running down the spine of N Baja mountains..

My sister has asthma attacks when exposed to pine sol and other cleaners so I am always aware of cleaners and plug ins.  

Investors in my area capitalize on dog friendly and it isn't cheap to own a dog and rent.Cedar fencing is a NW thing.. they use pine in the deep south east.. and fences get destroyed quickly by the sun and moisture etc.