And if the community is small enough, go old school and ask to put up flyers at local businesses; nail and hair salons, coffee shops, grocery bulletin boards, etc.

Pitbulls are quiet dogs, and they  are short haired and not as messy as  say a cocker spaniel.... you get my point. but once again Dan thanks for renting to pets period...... 

Pleasant (Near Charleston, SC) getting my hair cut today. 

@Ben Leybovich I don't have nearly enough facial hair to be considered sexy by BP standards. 

Examples: New Lally columns and footings in the basement to replace temp. columns, 48 sheets of blue board and plaster in rooms that didn’t need any mechanical work but had bad horse hair plaster.  

I quickly got some wire fencing and metal posts and installed a fence like my hair was on fire.2 days later he came over. 

You need to make sure condo rules do not state only a certain percentage can rent out the units they own.You might want to wait for a property that has less (hair) on it as we say in the business for your first one.

Maybe I've only dealt with larger complexes where they take their time prepping the unit prior to a new tenant moving in, and not letting someone move in with the old tenant's hair still in the bathroom sink.

Also, if you can, get a second job or some kind of side hustle (legal of course, like cleaning common areas, cutting hair, cleaning homes, etc.) and use that money solely for paying of debt OR saving for a down-payment, making sure you put it in a high-yield savings account, so it can grow interest while it sits in there......no taking anything out of it. 

If you go a little further west you will find buildings with a little more hair on them but a lot cheaper.