Someone posted to FB looking for a rental with 5 dogs and refusing to rehome any of them.

I take my dog for a walk all around the area-you see much more on foot.

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The other tenant (inherited - outside seattle) had brought in additional occupants and also had too many dogs (but were allowed by prior owner) for the space and is resentful of our efforts to get roommates onto the lease and to get them to control the dogs and not wreck common spaces and to clean up after their pets and so have lashed out in various ways;  one way was refusing to sign renewal,  even though it had no rent increase or significant terms changes. 

I've considered Airbnb-ing a room, petsitting people's dogs, using it as a storage space for people.

We love real estate and set aside a few hours each week helping others get started!

I sent him an email first thing yesterday morning saying zero tolerance for the pet policy which is in the lease.My security camera shows as of midnight someone taking the dog out to go to the bathroom and then walking back in the unit. 

These individuals are also referred to as bird dogs. ( typically can earn between $500 to 2k per deal).

Walking my dog saw a Realtor walking out of the property.

When your tenant gets a dog it is going to hold the smell of pet urine and "other" things.