Moving forward, I have prioritized diligent property maintenance to safeguard against similar challenges.

Establish some "safeguards" to keep them honest and consistently check their work.

I would let them out, especially when they pull the "children" card, as there is no further rational conversation to be had.Certainly, some folks are more sensitive than others to "normal" molds, but overall it is way overblown.

But my wife and I want to partially use our str, and we're very allergic to any pet dander and sensitive to smell, even after cleaning.So for the people who are not going to allow pets, does anyone have advice for how to market their property in light of that fact?

Thanks for your prompt response as this is a bit time sensitive. 

Understanding the bifurcation of the returns on a model (money made during hold vs exit) and the sensitivity analysis of what action can cause the greatest impact to the bottom line are critical.

Well if you are buying at an 8% going in today, I could argue that compressing it over 5 yrs (again depending on asset and market) to 7% is still a realistic expectation, especially if your sensitivity shows you can still make an okay return if cap rates do continue to expand.b) you need to be more patient.  

This helps safeguard your transaction and you need a title insurance policy protecting your loan as well.

**Faster Turnaround**: Brokers can usually provide a BOV/BPO more quickly than the time it takes to get a full appraisal, which can be useful in time-sensitive situations[1][2][3].3.

It's crucial to ensure thorough screening processes to safeguard against such scenarios.