I'm in Ohio - it can seem boring sometimes but I look at it like a base, the weather can be bipolar in the winter and spring but no natural disasters happen here that don't let me sleep like a dog at night, I travel south a lot too during the winter months here.

Like he kicked your dog or something. 

In return I can offer access to MLS information(Realtor), Sweat equity(maybe you need help in one of your flips), Bird dogging, or even listing any properties for you in return for your guidance. looking forward to connect with the community.

The main issues are: 1. gross revenue has been less than half the projections the PM initially provided and what is on AirDNA, and 2. gross revenue has dropped 30% from last year to this year despite me investing over $125K in improvements (new pool, new fire pit, new landscaping, new dog yard). 

Cue the dramatic music and a small single woman racing through the night with her dogs and cats, in pouring rain and unbelievable wind.

Just curious how others here have handled learning about service dogs last minute?

If you are marketing your property as kid or dog friendly, buy things that coincide with that like high chair, kids plates, cups, silverware, kid games, and maybe some kid proofing like outlet covers.

Go visit all the other new/newer buildings around there to see what amenities they offer like dog washes/automation/business centers/fitness centers/package lockers/etc and compare the rents.   

I’m also a dog lover and mom to a beautiful Yorkie boy who brings me so much joy.I’m a lifelong learner who loves reading, exploring new ideas, and being part of communities that bring out the best in me.

A service animal can only be a dog or a small horse (no joke.)