Contact the new tenant and create a plan for the dog to stop barking.  

The dog cries and barks all throughout the night (probably cause he’s cold or wants to be inside).

Your can earn while you learn, earn your way in over time.See if you can get a job out of it, the agents won't mind that so much as the listing will remain, they shouldn't bark too much at all.

To you, at your age, saying older might be that the seller is 65, if he is over 70, he is barking at the door of elderly.

It's simply never going to happen again and I don't miss getting barked at while onsite at our apartments.

Visited it with the agent and there was a huge metal fence around it with at least 3 barking pitbulls in 3 of the units and dog poop all over the back yard.

@Michael Barbari I don't have a specific deal in mind at the moment, just exploring the idea and want to see if I am barking up the wrong tree with thinking condo vs.

Perhaps a really good speaker that plays the sound of a large, angry dog barking?

I would think twice before barking at an attorney.

What if the dogs bark and it keeps the neighbors up?