People even go out of their way to not accept emotional support animals.

If it is a raised home, they will also crawl under the home to check for any dead animals.

For the OP, I would suggest diversifying your asset, Given that you have two properties in EPA, I would suggest invest in an area with different risk / growth characteristics , such as Pleasanton and the like.

All of those have their own unique characteristics and potential outcomes, and some totally different than the others.

If animals have been peeing on the wall or floor, there should be a massive mold + stain under the outer layer.

I appreciate their place in the marketplace.What's I hate about wholesalers: (95% seem to have these characteristics) > they over promise and under deliever.

That said, there's no way to answer this question as every situation is different and customized to the individual characteristics of the property and owner.Make a relationship with an agent/agency that represents you.

I have a no pet policy, and I know ESAs and service animals are different.

An animal is animal and is going to scratch flooring, create mess etc in the rental.

When talking with them ask them the type of parcels they are looking for and what sort of characteristics they need such as size, location, soil types, topography.