In this case there is a higher risk and therefor a obvious reason to reject.Investors get rewarded for taking chances, landlords get punished for taking chances.

In the big picture it becomes an additional risk/reward situation that is dependent on your screening process when it comes to identifying the responsible pet owner.

Property itselfThen buy and reap the rewards.

In my eyes it's purely a high risk/high reward market.

However, it is essential to approach real estate investing cautiously and clearly understand the risks and rewards.

In term of risk/reward ; appreciation and control ; direct single family ownership is winning all againts all these multifamily syndication that's facing massive supply issue + indirect control + cap rate issues.

She must at least be informed of risk reward scenarios and be OK with your actions. 

Another - if I may add - is "analysis paralysis".I remember starting out, getting calls from sellers, and sitting for hours analyzing all types of irrelevant information.Nothing can be 100% micromanaged, sometimes calculated risks will reap better rewards than sitting around wondering 'how am I going to do this?'

Great rewards!

The effort is worth the reward in my book.