The pet hair gets sucked into the HVAC system and air ducts; it also accumulates under appliances such as refrigerators and stoves.  

Not only does this prevent us for having title issues, but it also gives us great insight when making an offer (we also use this as a sales tactic to convince non-occupying owners to sale to pay the note.) 

Explain to the tenant that they need to disclose that they are leaving their current landlord and that is preventing them from moving in with you.

in additon to the above, couple things I get on is: replace the air filter & the range hood filter; empty the gutters.As a matter of fact, whenever I'm at a property for a repair, I make it a habit to always check for these things.

I'm a firm believer in preventative maintenance.

Like spending some time thinking about your identity, and $10 at Vistaprint to get some cards, is what is preventing you from making offers.

There is nothing in my lease with the agency that specifically prevents me from disclosing this to other tenants.Do I have any obligation to disclose this to potential tenants?

(Electric baseboard heat, forced air system, hydroponic system?)

From researching the internet, the Nevada allodial title no longer is granted, and was primarily a way to prevent increased property taxes.

Then two days later my dad died, I was trying to get a plane out but storms prevented any travel and I didnt get there in time.