If I were a tenant and my landlord drives by every day unannounced I think I would feel uncomfortable.I understand the need to keep an eye on your property.The tenants also want to be left alone, if you live nearby and walk your dogs and it's your daily route, OK. 

They could've charged me for dog food and I would not have even realized it!

For that reason I think it's more critical for you than others to do whatever you can to stand out (ex: EV charger, arcade games, amazing photos, allowing dogs, etc.).

The fenced yard is a positive for small children (no added value) and dog owners ($50 month added value). 

Isn't there some kind of documentation for actual dog if it is a true service animal?

Its more specialized of an area of law and you shouldn't let the formation of the LLC become the tail that's wagging the dog.

I am looking for reasonable landlord insurance. I have 3 separate rentals I need to insure very quickly. Does anyone have a referral in Tampa, Clearwater, or Jacksonville? Thanks in advance!

Consider the following scenario:You purchase a property with the intent to repair and resell.You call the local inspector and inquire about the repairs.The inspector says he will meet you at the house when you are done.After completing the repairs, the inspector meets you at the house.During the inspection, the inspector inquires about your family, your spouse, your kids, your dog and your friends.

+Make sure the headline includes useful details (ex. free parking, dog-friendly, W/D in unit, 3 blocks to downtown) rather than generic words (ex. comfy, spacious, light-filled).

Some leave because they were fined $500 after their dog crapped on the sidewalk but the homeless guy does it with no repercussions (true story).