I have used an ozone machine for single-story houses to kill orders including pet odors.

No job, wife working part time, too much debt to handle, health insurance set to expire at the end of November.

., there're a lot of variables and nuance to this, so apply it to your specific circumstance:In general with university investing you are betting on the long-term health of that particular university (as well as the University system at large) and you are marrying that style of investment.

"Slumlord property" means residential rental property that has deteriorated or is in a state of disrepair and that manifests one or more of the following conditions that are a danger to the health or safety of the public:Structurally unsound exterior surfaces, roof, walls, doors, floors, stairwells, porches or railings.Lack of potable water, adequate sanitation facilities, adequate water or waste pipe connections.Hazardous electrical systems or gas connections.Lack of safe, rapid egress.Accumulation of human or animal waste, medical or biological waste, gaseous or combustible materials, dangerous or corrosive liquids, flammable or explosive materials or drug paraphernalia."

If you are worried about the dogs, there are a lot of things you can do like increased pet rent, non refundable pet deposit, etc to mitigate the potential dog damage.

We have a tenant who consistently moves people and pets in without permission. 

I have several properties in Toledo, OH, and my goal for the last several years has been to get out of Health Care and become a full time RE investor.

They are all separate parcels, from the county view it is not a park but from the health Department view it is a park because all the lots are connected.

I would make sure there's a pet deposit and a cleaning fee attached to the lease. 

We have a strict no pet policy and explained multiple times about it.