The can eat pets and can endanger and ocasionally kill people, too.

Well, that is my biggest pet peeve.

Like a tenant that has a pet when your lease has a ne pet clause.

Laminate can last a long time if the dog is house trained and you keep liquid off them, otherwise.

This suggestion was done for apartment units with really bad pet and/or cigarette smell and it seems to quickly work.

Those pictures either come from the realtor, listing agent, or bird dog.

You know renters won't really care too much about the flooring and if they have dogs, they may cause more damage for you to repair.Price wise, they're usually less expensive than laminate or real wood flooring.

I need assistance ensuring I'm properly considering all the numbers to determine if it's a deal vs a dog, and then I also have a question about how to finance several 4plex that are separately deeded (but all owned by same seller).

There is no rehab needed, the property is just in need of small cosmetic updates that would potentially boost the end buyer's sale price further.Or would it be more of a pragmatic approach to simply use a bird dog contract with a cash buyer, granting that I receive a fee when- and if- the investor gets their offer accepted by the lenders and closes.

You can always pay bird dogs to find you properties.