But hey that's what sells how to training and bird dogging and its those that want the big returns.. without really realizing the risk / reward quotient and that's OK.. kind of like building a stock portfolio.. but at your base in notes it good to have some rocks that you can count on then if you want to gamble on the NPN and do all that leg work etc.. one can give it a go..

They have 2-3 dogs plus some cats in there now, so there's an obvious pet smell, though not as bad as I would expect with that many pets. 

Of course I've got a dog in this fight but Account Closed is spot on as well w/ taking any websites people send through here w/ a grain of salt (even if they're Carrot sites) as far as what the person says about their performance.

Again first hand knowledge here.Bottom line is you have a dog and are trying to "make it work" on paper.

I have seen this over the years many many times especially Atlanta area.. there is a sweet spot in that city at 1.3 or so and under.. you go over 2 mil and if falls off a cliff 4 to 5 million very tough... think about how many homes in Oregon sell for north of 4 million.. its probably fewer than 4 or 5 a year.. unless they have substantial acreages with them as in ranch's etc.no dog in the hunt of course.. but you guys should take the mid 2 offers if they are real close and move on. if it gets all your principal back or at least 90s of it that Is better outcome than most HML deals that go bad and go all the way to OREO status.

Only dogs are considered to be service animals. in order for a cat to be it sounds like a bunch of BS in order to keep the cat.

Carrie, my fiance, and I have no children but we do have 2 dogs and 3 cats. 

For example, we have a tenant who moved her boyfriend in without telling anyone and works from home and washes down the stairs every day after taking her dog for a walk.

The online questionairre indicated there would be 3 adults a 2 dogs.

Giant piles of dog hair even though we're not pet friendly.