(even the dog people were fine except the dog barked when they weren't home).  

You must be attempting wholesaling a bank owned property in which case IMO you're barking up the wrong tree. 

I had a animal house I will never forget... it was a little zoo on the out side I thought how quant .. knocked on door and there was loud barking from literally 20 to 30 dogs.. and it had cheap lamanite flooring so you could hear all the dogs nails and paws running toward the door.. lady opens the door and you guess it full blown kennel only no dogs were kenneled  .. had to take it to studs to get smell out... seen many homes were they wore out carpet and were living on the sub floor but that's pretty standard in a lot of these... :)   and bought one that was a Porno house big studio and equipment left behind... it was a million dollar home

I had a tenant complain that the neighbor closing the gate, or turning on their porch light, or walking past the neighbor's wall to get to their car at 4AM to go to work made her dog bark, which wakes her up.

Plus, so many people are moving to Canyon County out of Ada County due to affordability.Do you think I’m barking up the wrong tree?  

Dogs are prone to damaging property and barking, so we don't allow them." 

Three books by Brandon Turner, the book on rental property investing, the book on investing with no and low money down, and the book on managing rental property.One book by mike Butler, landlording on auto pioltOne book by Mark Ferguson, Building a rental property empireAnd two random books that are good to pull away for a bit are, the millionaire next door, and barking up the wrong tree.Hope these are as good for you!

@Christopher LaneYou started quite the conversation here, but I worry that a lot of these people are barking up the wrong tree.

If they're aggressive and love barking, they ruin the vibe of the whole property.

There’s only 1 serious headache that I’ve had so far and luckily they were all bark and no bite.Rarely have any damage over $50... mostly a broken dish or forgotten beach towel.