@Gary M caceres, @Jake Handler could definitely help you out with this!

Because of this, the regulations around ESAs become tricky....ESA are required to behave well in public, listen to their handlers, and not cause a disturbance.... 

As somebody new to REI, what is the best way to handle rent lost when buying a fixer upper during the work?  

Also, I could point to the active/directly owned investments that have failed in this mini-downturn and claim that "all" directly owned investments are too risky (and that direct investors are too dumb to handle real-estate etc).  

Tenants and their handlers are entirely area specific.

The way we handle rent increases with current tenants (if you decide you want the tenants to stay) is to offer them a few different options at varying levels of rent increase or discount.

So, let a teacher teach, let the police officer police, let the doctor mend, and most importantly to this subject, let the Realtor handle real estate!

I’m a baggage handler and she’s a flight attendant so it’s not like we’re super high income.

Lawyers should handle real estate contracts, not Realtors.

It isn't allowed to bark,  the dog is highly trained to listen to every single command the first time watch the dog if you can it should be completely confident, focused on the handler and only the handler at all times etc.