@Jennie Berger I think it has mostly to do with COVID-19 and a slightly depressed market.

Agreed, I thought it was creative, but frankly depressing.

Prices have been depressed as nobody wants to buy a property with tenants they didn’t screen and they can’t evict.

The increase in property taxes is seriously depressing and it actually bothers me because in something like 60 years, or maybe 50 years because many years ago I did a calculation and came up with 60 years, but I did not include the math for the 1% annual increase.So, what is depressing is in 60 (or maybe 50) a person pays the same for property tax as they paid for the property.I just printed an amortization chart and when interest rates were 6% and you purchased a $500,000 property with a 30-year loan you paid the bank a total of $1,079,192 to pay off the house.So, what a person purchase a house for $500,000 they pay the purchase price three times, plus property taxes, insurance, remodels, repairs, roof, plumbing, lawn care and the list goes on and on.

Rent rates are steady and that‘s simply due to geography and previously depressed real estate prices. 

So three dogs to help with depression is fraudulent.

An emotional support animal can be a variety of animals and it is "prescribed" by a medical professional that is treating the patient for a mental condition (anxiety, depression, etc.) 

@Kendrique CoatsGreeting Kendrique:Reality is we are in one of the worst economic depressions since WW1.

That was when the stock market was depressed and there was a lot of fear. 

It is an attractive property, but in a somewhat depressed area.