Thanks  Before you spend too much time barking up this tree, take 30 seconds to make sure it's a good use of your time.

Remember, just because you can bark loud doesn't mean you're a big dog. 

Heard stories of neighbors with really loud barking dogs that have killed their ability to re-sell (flip) I relied on the title company to do all the lien searches, etc. 

Right now you may be a big dog that can bark but with the moratorium on evictions what are you really able to do with that muzzle on your business.  

No barking, just a very quick attack.

Tenant shall not permit the pet to bark, howl or otherwise emit noises in such a level, frequency or time as to disturb others."

It also has the rules, must pick up doo doo in the yard, not destroy anything, no barking and disturbing neighbors, have rabies and other shots, etc. 

I am applying for one of my properties right now and it seems to work So far I have not had any issue and I am not applying for funds at this moment. our point about underwriting is very true.Still, basically free money is nothing to bark about, I would say.

Dogs that bark and run indoors with heavy wear and tear.Guest is heavy smoker and tenant is light smoker despite application saying tenants are NON-smoking.Their smoke gets into open doors and windows and adjacent unit occupants breathes second hand smoke.

@Jeremiah Lee ya that makes sense, a few trees, shrubs or succulent and draught tolerant plants, maybe some stones or rock and bark for low maintenance and make sure you put down a liner so you don’t have a bunch of weeds overgrowinf your property.