This epwas posted in the short sales forum....if this is a short sale, you’re just urinating into the breeze if you’re trying to wholesale it.

He went to check in on the residence recently and discovered a complete disaster; complete filth and garbage littered throughout the house, cat urine and feces all over etc.

You can ask a tenant to submit a urine sample and have that be legal?

The house has 800 sq foot of original hardwood that have large, significant pet urine stains.

The carpet was completely destroyed by urine and general pet odor.

I noticed during routine maintenance that the tenant was allowing her pets to urinate on the floor and causing damage to the laminate flooring.

I have a few plans to save money up now that I'm looking closer at it, but that will take some time because of the third hurtle; I work 5 hours a day and enjoy my free time too much to take on another job, though I have been looking at freelancing.

Then I got complaints of leaving trash in common areas and urinating off the deck.

. $1,000 +$660 appraisal -$2,500 Agent fee) I am a licensed FL realtor (only 3 months)Income: 3 units Unit A - $500/m - Smells like cigarette smoke and the tenant has a dog, has carpet that I think will have to goUnit B - $500/m - Very strong urine smellUnit C- $500/m - no weird smells- All 3 units had some drywall issues, needed paint and have outdated electrical panels.

You got past the first big hurtle in real estate investment, signing up and reaching out in BiggerPockets.