In a local Facebook group, landlords and prospective tenants advertise their units or looking to rent a unit however today there was a discussion on there of tenant's complaining that most landlords in the area don't allow pets and several people said they registered their pet(s) as service animals and insist they can't be denied because of it.

I originally wrote the house off due to expected repair costs but ... a friend who flips for an investor insisted it may be worth it if I can cover those with private loans .... unless the area itself would make this a no-go.

After going back and forth a few times the REO agent told my guy that the bank would kill the deal if I insisted on a credit.I then put in a counter $1,500 less than the Net of my last offer to make up the difference (or like 8x the difference) in my cost structure by having to lay out that extra cash.They then countered at the price the netted the same as my previous offer.

If someone insists on a mtm it costs $100 more per month (about 10%).

So far I've called AllState and USAA.AllState: won't offer full replacement cost "due to the age of the home".USAA: insists that that it be insured for 424k for 1500/yearI budgeted 900/year in my analysis.  

One last thing I insist all buyers have is a lease review contingency, possibly in lieu of an inspection contingency.  

She insists that TK is the only RE route for her.  

But if you insist on renting out the upstairs as a traditional rental, you can certainly still AirBnB just the downstairs.

She insisted he was just "playing" but I was there it was clear to me it was aggression but she didn't seem to have control of her dog.Second, everything is an "emergency" to her. 

Why didn't she insist on a longer term when she moved in?