I have potential tenants who want to rent my house, and they have three dogs and two cats.

Try to keep cool/neat/unique things in the park that millennial's would like, for example, maintained playground for kids, muscle beach style outdoor workout area for adults, a neat trail system inside the park itself for dog walkers, a community BBQ area, etc...

She has two dogs, Dog1Name and Dog2Name, that are very close to her and vice versa.

I am currently living with my GF at her place because she has a fenced in yard and together we have four dogs.

What it will do is ensure rents get raised EVERY year on everyone, even people who have been there a long time and are good tenants, because if THEY leave then that unit can only be raised the allowed amount for the new person moving in who would essentially be benefiting from the old behavior of the good tenant. 

There is no reason to reward this behavior by giving them an in unit machine.

I’m fine with that.Here’s what I don’t like: two of the three units have dogs.

He’s going to be asking 12 dollars a sq ft lower than market avg in our area but, there is hardly no storage for seasonal decorations, (Christmas tree, fall decorations, etc) no garage, no fence for yard, and no place to store our dogs.

Hello,My name is Janice and I'm new to real estate investing and I'm thinking about using "Really Flip Now" along with "Deal Dog".

Completely sociopathic reptilius behavior.