In addition, a personality assessment is included, and helps you understand what's driving your behavior, financial decisions, and then how to leverage that and select a financial strategy.

I have a tenant with 2 certified service animals (dogs).

There is a prairie dog colony that is known to carry the plague (yes, bubonic plague, aka: the black death) near Flagstaff (https://arizonadailyindependen..., https://www.usnews.com/news/be...) battling the spread has been an issue for years. 

I see them with a dog, i double check booking and no pet included.

Believe it or not, everyone and their dog are wanting to invest in Toledo and it’s even beyond my belief how much appreciation has occurred over the last 3 years.

When a applicant has a service dog or ESA-certified animal, is this considered a red flag? 

Playing on a poster's stated concerns to set up a pitch to divorce them of their savings is reprehensible behavior!

I find my self telling every one I speak to friends, family, strangers, cats, dogs, ground hogs... that I'm very interested in REI and if they know anyone that mite be in a place, that mite not be an ideal dwelling I can help them with an easy way out. so I figure its about time to make it more official by giving them a tangible way to remember me by.   

I mean you cant release properties and leave the dogs. thats what banks worry about.In your case you will have to see if they will negotiate a new release number for you.. this usually requires an apprasial etc. 

The house is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom with 1200 sqft of space, fully furnished, and it allows dogs.