They're mostly things to be used outside anyway.There are no cars up on blocks, no barking dogs tied up in the yard, and nary a still in sight.

Trying to evaluate property and take pictures inside wasn't ideal especially with staked storage boxes, clothes everywhere and dog in the house. 

That's not to say you'll get the top-dogs on your show, but everybody starts somewhere and there are plenty of fish in the pond to talk to.In addition to finding your unique angle, here's the second most important thing you have to do...Commit to releasing at least ONE episode every week for the next TWO years.If you're not willing to commit to that sort of consistency or longevity, then without knowing anything else about you, I can confidently predict you will fail.But, Hayden, my man, you don't strike me as a quitter.Right?

He also needed a legit service dog but they couldn't afford it but had paperwork from the dr it would be helpful. 

Goes to work, comes home, goes to church, load his dogs and heads for the woods.

I have already told them that I spoke with the neighbor, he bought a bark collar for the dog and that was that.

Right now I own a single family home with 3 dogs and a cat, however my wife and I were talking about house hacking and how much money that will save us.

I only buy blue collar, upper blue collar houses with fenced back yards fir a dog.

For those of you with multi family properties, how do you (or your PMs) handle a request from tenants to _not_ use salt because it harms their dogs.

Looks like the only "urgent" thing, if we let tenant go, is to get rid of the smoke odor.