I was successful, only it was just me more or less, so one day Shlomi, the big dog, caught up with me for a talk and suggested: we would set up another office just for the sake of deals sourcing.

I told her, "the lease states no pets allowed".   7 minutes later, her rent and late fee are submitted.PM's, got any good ones?  

Or hire a bird dog to find you the deals.

For example if you rent it out to a family with kids and dogs, there will be chance of getting frequent service requests vs. if you were to rent it out to a single person. 

A mentor would likely be more receptive if you bird dog for them or have something to offer in exchange.

Is it discrimination if I state “no pets” in my listing but someone wants to rent with an “emotional support animal”What about criminals?

@Justin Reader$50/mo per pet plus $250 non-refundable pet fee due at lease signing

@Michael Armstrong Quit Like a Millionaire by Kristy ShenReal Estate Investing Gone Bad by Phil PustejovskyInvesting in Real Estate by Gary EldredThe One Thing by Gary KellerAm I Being Too Subtle by Sam ZellShoe Dog by Phil KnightAnything by Michael Lewis.

Here are a few: The tenants themselves and payment history (rent roll), lease terms, condition of units, deposits on file, any additional fees being charged/collected, thoughts from neighbors, pets, and how taxes are assessed in the area once it is purchased.

I would like to wholesale or bird dog to gain some capital to get my first property but I’m not sure which is the better choice.