@Natalie KraftMichigan is a different animal but we only have a limited amount of "billboard" permits and they are all taken so I think you need to figure out what that would entail from the city or state, not the billboard company.

Would you rent to a tenant with so many animals?

Three animal categories:PetsService AnimalsAssistance Animals (ESAs and the like).Pets - No disability requirement.

I questioned it and she said that they will know I have animals when they come to the home.

@John Stoeber, Yes, I've seen operators acquire management companies and I've seen them start their own management companies (as did we).Starting your own management company when you invest locally is hard enough, creating one on a national scale is a whole different animal. 

It’s a different animal than single family houses and it’s totally doable even without a lot of money or experience.

and the house is in horror condition covered with animal fesses, dirty cloths, trash everywhere, the smell is unbearable.( i was there to talk to the neighbors, but somehow their dog broke the door and got out. got on my car wont leave.

Are you up to date on fair housing, pets, service animals, marijuana laws, etc. 

Animals negotiable.My longer email reply includes a link to an online application and background check (something like cozy works) and a link to a quick 2 minute tell me more about you google form (because I’m an agent and happy to tour them other properties if this one isn’t a fit.)I always clearly detail my (or the owners) minimum rental requirements so people who won’t qualify do not waste time.

I watch the market and know that she will never find another place to rent less the $625/month that allows animals in the area.I am looking for thoughts/advice on what others would do in this situation.