I have a few investment rentals in the area and there is always a large number of people looking to rent anything $1,000 or less, especially if you take a pet.  

Then I look for anything that someone MIGHT find undesirable: noisy/large pet next door, messy neighbors, heavy drive by traffic...etc.  

One of my biggest pet peeves is that cities allow anyone with a pencil and some spare time to draw home plans.

Pets to relocate?

Because we are suburban, we make our properties pet-friendly--fenced yard, open to pets, etc..

I find when they can give plenty of info up front, like copies of credit, proof of rent payments, pay stubs, DLs, Passport, Visas, pictures of pets, reference letters....they have a much better chance of getting approved and accepted.

.- There are also a couple pet goats in a fenced area haha

This home listed as pet-free home.

Now, I am not completely opposed to allowing pets but tenants should have discussed this and got permission to have a pet probably I would have allowed with pet fee. 

I had researched the foreclosure auction process enough to help the owner apply for the overage from the auction, and helped line up a moving company and housing for the owner and their pets.