I know all the zip codes and what they represent (30 residential not incuding po box section zips).

Seems like a box of chocolates though, in my area and 3bd/2ba demographic.

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I will certainly not be taking any pics of their "personal" items, other than any furniture, or boxes that may be blocking the Entry Doorway.Does anyone know, definitively, if this would be any type of invasion of their right to privacy under Virginia law.

Hi Kim,They make pet proof carpet padding, and rental carpet typically only has a 5 year life span.Your CAPEX for the carpet should recover some of the cost of replacement if cleaning (and ozone treatment) don't fix it.Given the unlikelihood (in many cases) of actually collecting damages in excess of the damage deposit, renting anyplace to anyone (pets or not) without pet proof padding under the carpet is just asking to lose money.And the Carpet CAPEX should be built into your rent.Pet damage can be expensive and not always recoverable from the tenant, so it's best to assume pets will be in the rental even if the lease says no pets, and install pet proof padding.Some cats (unfixed) spray walls, sometimes just the litter box makes the smell and when that's gone, the smell is gone, but with dogs they all tend to have "Accidents" on the floor.

A chick Fil A can be a 4.5 cap versus a Bojangles with the same box size can be 6.5 cap.

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@Parker Jackson I honestly do not know how 20 years was placed in the amortization box.