There are no "Pit-Cats".I think cats make better occupants than dogs, and dogs are better occupants than puppies (although puppies are a lot of fun).Better to toss a little Killz on the baseboard (to deal with a kitty issue), than deal with a lawsuit where Cujo (pitbull or other) has consumed (and disfigured) a neighbors 5 year old little girl.Just my 2 cents.https://www.google.com/search?

This unit I am looking at is an apartment in Vancouver BC selling for $600K and is completely trashed with piles of trash and kitty litter bags tossed in the closet. 

@Skyy Dugger All rental income goes into the kitty for operating the investment property. 

The vibrant mélange of different cultures here in this glittering cosmopolitan cynosure of the Western Hemisphere?

Also love and adore kitties but they throw up a lot.

I'll be able to get the house presentable and get the conference room (2nd bedroom) together.Be advised that I do have a cat - short-haired grey kitty, not sure what breed.

We have a cottage on the beach road in Kitty Hawk. 

Like when @Tim Gordon's face when the example house in one of the scenarios was priced at $200k--just freekin' hilarious.Brandon, you have such good interviewing skills it's like I am right there with my investing fam ;-)@Sharon Vornholt I love the kitties!!

All that glitters isn't gold.

Barring his kitties don't leave a lasting impression on the apartment?