Example, if you had shared furnace ducting in your rental and your existing tenant in the main house has severe pet allergies, and allowing a ESA for a new tenant would cause issues for the current tenant, you could deny the request.You can always call the Fair Housing Council of Oregon Hotline, 503-223-8197 Ext. 2 and ask for their guidance.

I love your idea with a few caveats and call-outs.Being a real estate agent requires hustle, like hella hustle.

I've experienced enough blatant shady practice lately that I pondered another direction, but I've never been much of a quitter and can't continue to call these slimy b****rds out on their crap.Anyone willing to throw a word of advice or two, pass down some deal overflow, need some legwork or even a random favor; please let me know.Cheers and thank you in advance,Jeremy Shrivetime 

LPs should aspire to the same, and to being able to identify "good", differentiate it from "bad" and call out and share their experiences for the community to collectively improve. 

I think my first step needs to be to call the PM company and find out what they are charging and get a feeling for how they typically handle these situations.

Also I would create a "back of the envelope" tab in your excel spread or as some other investors like to call it "Quick n' Dirty"...

The way these investors found these distress properties (off-market deals), you have to either do it yourself, which is a full-time job calling and building relationships with these cold sellers, or find an investor-friendly agents / wholesalers who's sourcing these deals for you.Let me know if you have any questions regarding this topic. 

I call the sheriff and 3 cars rolled up in less than 10 minutes!

Hi Christine, You need what's called a builders risk policy. 

I found this deal online, and negotiated through a title agency and phone calls and emails.