That said, summerlin is the place to buy, I didn't buy there but that's because I couldn't afford a place that would house my 3 giant dogs, in a nice new place, get a yard, and be in summerlin LOL I don't know that specific subcomplex but it's in the heat of good things for sure.

You do not have to agree.If your happy being a lap dog for your tenants to abuse that is fine by me but don't expect all landlords to be grateful to tenants that pay when it suites them.

But the dog chews up all of the trim, carpet and vinyl in the rented premise...

He said that instead of chasing income, why not seek an apprenticeship to bird dog, build connections and learn how to be RE Investor.

I am also currently drooling over a property in a historical neighborhood in our town. 

They’ve got two dogs and generally are NOT the the tidiest people.

The goal is to eventually sell in a year or two when the bigger homes get built so we're not the top dog asking for too much.

I actually named my dogs after that movie because it is and always will be my favorite holiday movie.

This buyer cannot finance a dog house.The seller's deal blows up because the buyer cannot get financed.The seller's next home purchase blows up unless he can afford two mortgages.If he didn't have a home sale contingency in place and the purchase blows up, he may lose his deposit.The seller's property goes back on the market, but is now stigmatized because a sale failed and that's visible to the public and buyer's agents. 

If you have dogs, PLEASE clean up the backyard.