I allowed the upstairs tenant to have a dog.

Find a cash partner, be a bird dog for them and bring them a deal. 

This involves showing units, answering questions, and helping with paperwork.Bird Dogging: In real estate, a bird dog scouts out potential investment properties for investors.

Their specialty seems to be "the dogs of the dogs" on dog day afternoon!

However, they can't measure the overall layout, the countertops, the view out the front window, the creepy neighbor with six dogs in the back yard, and many other subjective things.Use AI to measure a general market or community.

Would he like your truck too, maybe your dog?     

People in Denver love outdoor space, and tend to have dogs -- so in that way I could outcompete a lot of MF operators flooding the market.

In between my agent and I would walk houses where human feces was smeared all over walls, flea infestations were so bad you had to spray yourself down in the front yard when you came out, and rugs with years of dog and cat urine baked into it.

One of my roommates/tenants has just brought up wanting to get an ESA dog and asked what I thought about it.

You can find information at this article: https://www.justia.com/animal-dog-law/housing-laws-for-servi..."