But I have a dog that can be rambunctious at times and I get paranoid that he might be annoying to a tenant.

I fell out of one of these bunkbeds during a pheasant hunting trip.  8 guys and 3 dogs shared the room for a weekend.  

It's likely to be a bit of a dog and pony show, but many of the [City] Investors or [City] Property Investors FB pages I am in are great offerers of advice when it comes to vendors, and this has been a help to me in building up those lists.

You may ask the following: (1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? 

There are RE investors who have been networking for a long time, have the means to close in cash in a short duration, have a record of doing what they indicate, have paid bird dogs on their verbal commitment, have closed on multiple properties.  

Lots of flaky behavior. 

Where I’m at, 1 bedrooms are absolute dogs to rent.

I never accept a dog no matter what.  

We’ve considered just moving, but the rent is low enough to allow us to save up money every month, and this was the only rental house we could find with a small patch of green of our own, which accommodates our small dog.

Removing some of the concrete pad and putting some grass for like dog run I think could be a big plus.