one thing led to another and i have this house under a Purchase agreement. 1. there was a family in there. the wife was mentally and physically sick. there were human excrement everywhere 2. carpet, hardwood and sub-floor are trashed 3. there were 2 dead dogs, one dead cat and the skeletons of 2 other animals 3. the window AC was angled toward the hardwood and the entire wall is molded 4. when the crew opened a garbage can there were diapers from the baby in the family.

There are steps leading to the back yard from that porch.We asked if we could use the porch and were told no because it was in disrepair, however the neighbors dogs run up on the porch when they see me at the window (shared backyard between two houses).

There is no way to predict this behavior or the outcome.If you had 10,000 units under management then you would have enough data to evaluate having statistical probabilities that may be valid.

Then it's an issue of promoting some bad behavior isn't it?

I stipulate that they must must not have any previous evictions, criminal background, or any type of pattern of behavior that would suggest they might cause problems such as disturbing the peace, disorderly house, etc.

The dog is nice and going through obedience school.What is you thoughts with people with blacklisted dog breeds in your rentals?

I'm not so naïve not to understand that people comment on BP trying to make an impression that will lead to money in their pocket, that's fine.You're right, I really don't have a dog in the fight, but I disagree that my comments haven't made valid points to be considered, including those that K.

I tried my first ozone treatment to reduce dog odor.

Can I bird dog this to a commercial investor?

Does anyone have a set script they use when calling sellers and property owners? What are the most important questions? What systems have you used to keep yourself organized? When do you think is the best time of day ...