If your worried about your hardwood floors, then don't allow animals.

Such an animal doesn't exist on this planet.

Even though Santa Monica is known to be a pain in the butt, it actually went smoother...I think because it was a new building, the architect and because it's a smaller building department.

The dog was smart to sty away, critters will run from humans, usually, but may fight other animals when cornered and any dog can be bitten, so you just avoided a vet bill and a period of observation.

I am a good person, and I try to help humans and animals, and this is what i get in return a loss of hair.

Yes, the network does not have every single city covered, but if you are one of the lucky ones that your city does have some good resources, it just makes it that much easier and smoother.

I'm trying to create an operating procedure so my next trash out process would be smoother and at the same time not leave any money on the table.

It all has to do with volume and the area.If a bunch of foreclosures are happening you will have a shift in rents in a downward trend.If major job losses or an employer is leaving you will have an out flex of people migrating to other areas especially if the business leaving employed a large percentage of the people.Texas in my view doesn't compare to many other areas.Texas recently had 5 either counties or cities ( I am brain dead today ) rank in the top 10 for fastest growing in the nation,Texas BIGGEST problem right now is a massive drought there.No rain is killing animals,crops from what I am being told.They are saying meat prices will rise higher in months to come and we haven't felt the affect too much yet.

His son was there last month to check on it for squatters and animals, and cut the grass.

hello @Antoine Stanley,I totally agree with you that having a list of buyers ready to purchase property will save you a lot of time and make the whole transaction process move much smoother.