with out knowing how to spot or test for these problems in your system you will not know that answer.

Ruth is spot on!

My plan is to put a fence with a gate and rent out spots however my questions are does anyone have any experience in this and what permits are required?

Also, might be a good idea to give your insurance agent a call and make sure you've got coverage if there's a dog bite issue.Additionally you may want to add a yard maintenance provision with that pet fee - dogs don't poo in toilets, and most don't have one specific spot.. they crap everywhere, and if you have grass, you'll now have lots of burn spots.Pets are a problem for me personally - I'm too busy to want to feed another mouth or pick up the yard, however I have several units in areas that it seems like every house has dogs... so if I say NO DOGS, I can also say NO RENTERS. 

Keep fighting for your spot and you'll eventually get a deal.4) Don't sit around thinking that "good things come to those who wait."

I have the 11 occupied spots at a value of $115,500 (using the lot rent and a 60 multiplier). 

Also, you might drive around and spot some houses being rehabbed and ask how you can help/learn.  

Small wet spot on ceiling from upper neighbors sink (Most likely)Thanks in advance!

Both times he left a big X on the spot and the plumbers knew where to start with the jackhammer.  

There weren’t a few spots of pet urine, the entire house was pet urine, and more.