We're all human, our pants go on one leg at a time, and when we drop a deuce there's an odor.

Remember all these licensed property managers are going to be crying foul about this idea but you just need to remember that risk equals reward...

If they are not spayed/neutered, then there is an increased chance of odor.

They are friendly tenants, They call us immediately when there is a problem, and every time either of us is over there, the house is very clean and there are no odors...

This is why starting a business with "no money, credit, or business experience/savvy whatsoever" is a (I really really want to use some foul language here) joke. 

You won't have to worry about getting smoke out of a home or odor filled carpets if you do this.5.

It took a long time to get the odor out of the building.I would advise not allowing a rabbit at all.

It was in so-so shape, but full of about 2-3 feet of trash and stuff in every room and there were some odors coming through the closed windows I didn't really want to think too much about. 

Running a foul of all kinds of local zoning laws is just the beginning.

Yesterday I went to the home to see the condition, there was no car on the driveway… I opened the main door to peep inside…looks like they still have lot of their stuff inside and I can smell bad odor; I just closed the door and returned back.