Even got a call from an agent in the south end of the state who had discovered this gold mine and was keeping it to himself when the TV interview was rebroadcast down there and wanted me to chew out my agent for him for causing all this new competition for him.The purpose of this post is a teaser, those of you doing this are missing a lot of opportunities because of the basic program you are following.

In an overregulated environment where we're not technically allowed to chew gum and walk at the same time, I don't mind taking a little liberty in the way of common sense, in the face of overreaching, onerous litigation.

We do have breed restrictions per insurance requirements, and we require a pet addendum to the lease where, among other requirements, they agree that any pet damage is not considered normal wear and tear and that they will be held responsible for all damage that could reasonably have been caused by their pet, so we don't have them trying to say the chewed cabinet door or dug-up yard was the neighbor's kid, not their pet.   

I'm starting to wonder if I've bitten off more than I can chew. 

As for walking it, yes, have a gc walk it with you, explain roughly what your looking to see as the end result and request a detailed bid, expect to have to pay a 100-300 but it will give you some of the best ideas as to what to expect.I commend your spirit but are you biting off more than you can chew for the first go round?

It is a lot to chew on but ultimately I think it is time to move on from this property. 

I found it to be more than I could chew, so I decided to go back and use my degree to get back into hospitality management.

I even get chewed out when I have typos in my replies.

.- Not allow bunny, period.I would almost rather a bunny than a dog, but I worry that the bunny will chew everything.

@Brandon Ingegneri,I know I am going to get chewed up on this, however I see it completely different.