For me, it's a no brainer.

I'll take that as a no, you wouldn't like to be more specific :)

I know for me that's a no go (in my personal residence).

Seems like a no brainer to flip this for the capital and look for the next deal.

The deal was a no-brainer.

Landlords can be held liable in some states if they even SHOULD have known about an aggressive pet, even if they have a no pet policy. 

That being said, it's difficult for a new investor to discern the subtle nuances of a solid case involving an anomalous situation from a no-win money pit andlegal counsel who's better st selling than trying cases.

I bought DoorLoop ($59/month) to help manage it but after seeing BP had added RentRedi to their Pro membership, it was a no brainer to switch over.

Because the building codes are different for a triplex to a duplex, requiring sprinklers, fire escapes, concrete enclosed furnace rooms, etc. legally converting the building to a triplex is a no-no financially. 

Plus this would most likely qualify as a no fault eviction, which will make it tougher to evict.