You must have regular and exclusive use. 

Not an all-exclusive list, but these are the main ones that pop into my head. 

It might be a good idea look into adding some sort of clause in the lease agreement for the exclusion of certain animals moving forward.

@Andy MirzaI get happier and happier with my decision 10 years ago to engage exclusively in commercial property.

I happen to be a real estate attorney that works almost exclusively with real estate investors.

Naaman, I agree with Bob Thomas Marcus & Millichap's national exclusive listing process would be a perfect fit for you and your wife to get your hands on a great multi family investment.

I focus exclusively on commercial real estate transactions and the attorneys I work on a deal who are generalists or also litigate inevitably tend to muck up a deal.

It will almost certainly be through the MLS or a public auction website....but it could possibly meet the minimum requirements.of being posted in the local news paper advertising am on site auction.

Below I will state my reasons for saying this and offer two alternatives.Multi-Family PropertiesMulti-family are almost exclusively owned by investors and investors rarely sell performing assets.

Luckily our local newspaper was more balanced.