A guest recently made a reservation and then told me they will have to bring their dog with them.

Additionally, this is the urgent part I was talking about earlier.

I had to get customer service involved to refund a pet fee when folks decided not to bring their dogs.

You should also check to make sure that the neighborhood is not located on a busy street and that your house isn’t surrounded by excessive noise: noisy dogs, chickens, trains, airplanes, and more.Tip #7: Develop PatienceFixing and flipping houses won’t earn you the money you’re expecting overnight.

And replacing all appliances- Renovate the bathroom with new tiling, etc as neededEntire house needs (not urgent besides the windows + meters/heating):- Replace concrete panel siding and brick veneer- Replace railings on the front balcony and stairs- Bigger project: Convert the ground floor garage into a living space for the first unit (who should I contact for help with this?)

I always wear shoes as I don't want my renters knowing I have dog paws for feet. 

@Scott Mac has named some key points but if the deal can't support a realtor it is probably not a deal it is a dog.

I think we’re just looking forward to having a bigger space and a backyard (especially for our dog).House hacking a duplex would be great but I haven’t seen many duplexes in the market and the ones I have seen were a minimum $800K+.

However he just started getting in trouble for his dog poop, he’s not picking it up immediately right behind his house.

btw, the 10 month old dog weighs 150 pounds.