They also might know that the property won't cash flow in its current state.A property that won't cash flow is - in general - a dog. 

But you have to know how to underwrite in order to know the difference between a dog and a deal.

Can also still be removed with enough time3) Chain vicious dog inside---Someone then has to feed, water and cleanup after it. 4) Housesitter---Can be challenging to find someone reliable that wants to basically camp out in a house under construction

(The neighbor's dogs bark too loud, parking situations, the interior is outdated... etc) Ask them if you can do a quick tour to address any problems or anything with a contractor. 

I checked out his profile and he's a trucker and can run around, so it sounds like he just wants a dog for free.Can I (without getting sued--Ask what kind disability he has that requires a dog?

There was a lot of damage from out of control people and dogs.

Opportunity house is in 75218, 2/1, 1950 build, 1014 Sq Ft, price of $200K / $197 sq fthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...Condition is fair, hardwoods need refinishing thorough, kitchen and bath ceramic tile is OK, needs full clean and paint (some pet damage from large dog but no urine).

Opportunity house is in 75218, 2/1, 1950 build, 1014 Sq Ft, price of $200K / $197 sq ftHere's my calcs on the deal--https://www.biggerpockets.com/...More deets--Condition is fair, hardwoods need refinishing thorough, kitchen and bath ceramic tile is OK, needs full clean and paint (some pet damage from large dog but no urine).

Show a picture of a couple running down the beach with a dog.

I have seen a lot of rentals in my area just from walking my dog.