LOLMeet others in your area, build a team of folks around you, experts in related areas, construction, a Realtor, an attorney you can call, a closing title company, an appraiser.

Tenant must control their ESA - muzzle, kennel, etc. could be options.

If she doesn't want to pay that up front, he can tell her to go take a hike and take her dog to a kennel. 

Location: CTSize:  8 residential units (2 bed / 1 bath; 988 sq. feet each)Purchase Price:  ~$66k per doorOther notes:  Each unit features a private deck and parking, kitchens are slightly dated but overall these are easy rents in a stable area; building is brick exterior, sturdy, and well-taken care for (seller spent $xx,xxx on a new roof, upkeep, etc. over last several years)Without getting into too much detail, the P&L provided shows net profit of ~$250/door.

I don’t think anyone here can reliably tell you if you will get steady rental income in this area. Build

Good luck, I'm in the area  (building, renting, investing, etc)  best- David https://www.floridabar.org/public/consumer/consumer004/

Of course the costs range widely and dependent on your labor costs in the area.  Building

They were inspecting the roof, saw the dogs in their secure kennels, and deemed them dangerous.)What say you about these issues?

Property Websites & Area Building DatabasesBy definition, they won’t be publicly listed on the most popular listing services, but it’s possible to find off-market commercial real estate deals on other listing websites like Zillow.

@Tony SanFilippoCat Pee Flip.. yup did a 4 br house,, the attached garage was her cat kennel.. pee up to the rafters.. and they got in crawl space from garage to behind the fire place.. so all the insulation between garage and house was reeking with cat pee and odor,, so off came the sheet rock between house and garage and interior on same common wall.. we had to Kilz the fireplace block up to the roof.. interior brick was ok but all way up to roof of garage was bad.