Same for a tenant that trashes the place with five dogs or annoys the neighbors or moves in a friend and his family of six.

Some of the items he mentioned are:- - Dead mice scattered throughout the unit- - Mouse droppings on all surfaces including in kitchen cabinets, counters, stove- - Trash piles and mounds along walls- - A large number of live mice in the unit - the tech said he moved a bed that was in the basement, and dozens of mice ran out- - Fruit flies in every room- - Dog feces on the floorThanks in advance for any advice,-Rob

Neither, Gamestop is one stock that most large and even moderate sized investors aren't holding at all, let alone in significant enough portions to have an impact on their RE behavior. 

Past behavior is indicative or future behavior so why can't that be taken into account.

If that is the concern and the threat of prison is not deterring that behavior, I don't think the threat of losing a state license will be effective.My partner is from Illinois.

Also, there are restrictions on the types of dogs that can be allowed in the park.

Hey,I'm looking for a bird dog wholesaling who I can partner up in the Michigan, Wayne/Oakland County area.

Open cabinets, turn on lights, run disposer, open blinds (to verify no broken/cracked windows), look at angle stops behind toilets, dripping underneath sinks, chewed up corner baseboards (indication of dogs)......

As aggravating as the situation can be, try to figure out the cause of their behavior and make reasonable accommodations. 

@Dan GustavsonI’d also Rent out the RV as an air bnb and then kick the dog out of his house and rent it as a mother in law suite ,throw out the Christmas crap in your attic and rent it to college students , convert your sons tree house to a sober living for men home .