If someone wants an animal they will bring them but this just increases the pool and makes them less likely to pull the support animal. 

There is a large pool of "unsophisticated" buyers in that market who are making emotional purchases based on what they like and don't like which means SFR historically rise in price more over time. 

@Vincent Chen 900k in my market can do anywhere from 120k to just south of 200k per year depending on number of bedrooms and if it has a pool.

@Ernest McNeil There are many pet lovers out there, not allowing them would have implications on your pool of potential renters.

Increasing the move-in cost will decrease the number of tenants in your prospective applicant pool; so ask yourself if that is something you're prepared to deal with.

You want to look for areas that cash flow nicely, have large applicant pools, and are landlord friendly which these two markets present. 

I'd should have spent a couple extra hundred dollars up front to inspect the pool because now I've spent approx. $16k in pool repairs that I could have negotiated into the deal initially.Hope that helps!

Additionally, there are many people who just wouldn’t consider living in a mobile home so your tenant pool is going to be drastically diminished.

This way they can have a whole house, garage and pool available for the same cost

The problem is the tenant pool.