However, within a month that old dog delivered the bodies of all the moles to our back porch.

Busted doors inside, cigarette butts everywhere outside, dog pee soaked into the carpets and padding, beer splashes all over the walls, complaints from neighbors.

7:00 am wake up7:05 let dog out7:10 drink water7:15 eat food7:20 check MLS # 1 and MLS # 28:00 check zillow8:15 check emails8:30 check BP, check news, etc.9:00 go work on rehab at flip house.

It's actually 7.1%...which makes this a "dog".  

The docs you see complaining are the ones working like dogs cause they have no other hobbies or interests outside of medicine and act like they are forced to work day in/day out.If I can continue to practice medicine for free someday, because my investments are able to float my lifestyle, I would.

For me, this would mean asking about pets (we don't allow cats of any kind, or aggressive breed dogs, or dogs over a certain weight in our condo units that have HOAs that prevent it). 

Then they bring in a bunch of people, promise them they can make tons of money, work them like dogs, and then kick them to the curb if they don't produce.  

I didn’t make a fuss of things because 1) the utilities that I covered remained consistent and didn’t cost me more, and 2) neighbors didn’t complain about the dog. 

Use a good dog or live an let live.

I've done a credit check and application for the prospective roommate, and she has pretty bad credit with multiple collection accounts plus a dog (she says her ex spouse ran up the bills) -- which would make 3 dogs for the apartment (current tenant has two very small dogs).I'm struggling with what to do.