@Natalie Sugden Perhaps you will need to consider allowing pets?  

Decide if you want pets or not.  

You have to figure out the specifics for your investing strategy on your own.As a side note, my personal pet peeve at REIA meetings is the person (usually at their first meeting) who essentially says "I have no experience.

If it's a pet smell we've had good luck with 'Nature's Miracle' from PetSmart...dump & mop on hardwood floors, mix in carpet cleaner for carpets...

My biggest pet peeves are those, usually newbies, who blast out deals before they are under contract and those who do not know basic information about the property.

Is this still available and what street on pet worth?

Here's a gauge of how rare it really is: in three cases, one judge was Not engaged, one was  very interested, and this last judge was exceptionally interested.On the down side, I had a case go sideways that all made me the bad guy for saving someone's house from tax sale, foreclosure, code enforcement and a record owner who left her pets to die while unattended inside the house that she abandoned.

Although if the pet is a service animal you MUST allow it!

I am to the point where I can normally tell after a few minutes whether or not I want to deal with someone (i.e. polite, practical, reasonable) One pet peeve is so many people will say, "I'm calling about your place for rent or sale, (Yes), Is it still available?

Allow pets with old carpet you would normally replace if no pet.6.