Your first thought may be hillbillies and animals?

With equal housing laws, service animals the brokers often get contacted by lawyers not selecting their clients.

That is a whole different animal, however, once I get my first or second deal, I will probably start focusing on that more.  

Sure one could piece information together from various sources over time and work to fill in the blanks by posting questions here, but if one desires to break into the space in a relatively short time period, finding a private mentor or using a guru program are the viable alternatives.I do agree that guru training programs tend to sugar coat things to some degree, focusing more on successful scenarios and outcomes. 

I seriously thought it was a dead animal or something creepy.  

Then use gel stain, first on the area, then on the very last coat lightly, with a nice brush, the whole side panel.  

Flipping to me is a whole different animal.

i won a case with a previous tenant who left suddenly without notice; got two months worth of rent as my judgment.Knowing that getting a judgment and seeing the money are two very different animals, I wrote the defendent and told her that her options were to pay what she owed all at once, in two equal payments or in four equal payments but I'd be letting the judge "know" through letters whether she was following the judges "orders" regarding this judgement.It worked, although it took six months for her to pay the entire judgment. 

I also pointed out with my GC. he fixed by applying an extra coat of water sealant on the backerboard

I am sure the birds and other animals that eat this poison and die.