My question is should I have all the tenants who are month-to-month fill out new applications and send them through the whole process, or just sign new leases and let sleeping dogs lie? 

I have stayed in several vacation rentals with kids and a dog and always treat the home with respect and leave it in a pristine condition.We had a group of 5 including kids over the weekend who left crumbs all over the house, food stains on sheets. 

I have an applicant for a rental house who has a 3-yr-old 78lb German Shepherd who is an emotional support dog.

I saw the opportunity for this apartment primarily because it had a fenced-in back yard (great for dog owners) and the apartments are both 2 bedrooms and in decent shape.

I don't bird dog them, if they have always delivered for me. 

At that point cash flow is top dog and any appreciation is an unexpected bonus.

dont let the tax tail wag the dog.. flipping remotely is HIGHLY risky.. 

We stopped off to drop off items to for our daughter and it’s pretty evident that a boyfriend and his dog are the now staying there too.

I'm up to my ears with outdoor cats*.DISCLOSURE:*Outdoor cat may be substituted by stray dog, rabbit, squirrel, flock of pigeons, coyote**, bobcat** or fox**.

Not a lot but there are some of us out there.all markets have the big dogs..