If you believe there to be a presence of toxic mold in your home, you could perform an air quality test and duct swab and send it off to the lab at UF for testing.

living in the country, Sis took my golden lab for a walk.. he got into a skunk.. she let him in the house..

So, you can say you will take large breed dogs, with an appropriate deposit, except for such and such breeds.Now, your big dirt backyard is worth more money for those who have labs or greyhounds, etc.

They paid around $150k in rent during these years.The mold report is from February 2017.I do not know if the seller gave the tenants a copy of the lab report.

Both parents were/are very entrepreneurial, exhibiting a strong, self-sacrificing work ethic: owned restaurants in SF & a dental lab in SF then moved Palo Alto. 

Side note: My original plan was to graduate with my Chemistry major and go to Physician Assistant school, but now I am rethinking that ( or at least postponing that dream) because I really don't want to take out a $100k loan when I also want to start investing in real estate earlier rather than later. 

We have 2 mil in a land trust outside of the lab.

I don't allow dogs in my multifamily properties but for SFR with larger yards I do but limit to 25 pounds full grown weight.So I have this applicant with a lab/spaniel mix I think 3,4 years old and weights 25 pounds I told them my full grown limit is 25#, they said the dog is already fully grown. 

How do you minimize your liability regarding your tenants, if some guy you rented storage space to starts a meth lab in the attic?

Similar to A, but with stipend inputRabbu (good for STR)AirDNA - another good STR outlookRentometer - area rent LTRZillow (area specific)- Housing Data Demand - LTR/General DemandPrice labs - set filters to 30 day stays / include utilities.