Personally, I just love the job diversity and sturdiness of markets like Atlanta.

.), the animal is leashed and/or under their control outside of the property, they accept responsibility for damage and will immediately correct it, owner will clean p after the animal immediately, etc. 

The property is good structurally (sturdy foundation, good roof, but I will get it inspected), but the inside needs a lot of work.

I tried to reason with them but it was useless, they responded disrespectfully and refused to clean up or keep their dogs on the leash, so we had to involve the police and put up a temporary fence. 

You've unleashed a beast...please put the leash back on!  

I am careful to buy sturdy pieces and so far I have not had any issues.

In my area houses that allow pets and also have fences tend to rent quicker and for more money, who really wants to take their dog out on a leash in the rain or snow. 

I can justify putting down some more sturdy flooring in the main areas and getting rid of the carpet there, but do not need to update everything and make it a class A property when it is in more of a class B- neighborhood! 

I own the trailer and trailer park has always had rules that were sent out every year with reminders about keeping dogs on leashes, kitchen trash only, etc.However, over past past years his septic tanks continue to degrade and unable to support the people they once did; so he has been revising rules to offset the septic issues..

I only have sturdy coffee table, conference table, couch, comfortable bed, etc, stuff that students normally won't buy to live somewhere for 2 years but definitely appreciate having in a rental which is why I have yet to have a single month of vacancy.