Probably the best thing we do is allow dogs.

Note that I could tell a family is living here - small dog barking, kids toys and floats by the pool, truck in the driveway.The problem I did notice was that the taxes on the property were much higher than expected - 12k/year.I also have reason to believe the people in the house own it in some sort of capacity and aren't renters.So, here are my assumptions1.)

Yes odors are subjective but the house smells like a dog house or a kennel or barn with dog odor and urine smell. 

Allow 1 dog .

During my most recent visit, everything was organized and clean - - notably the garage which had piles of dog poop everywhere but suddenly, things were spotless. 

(A few months ago similar thing happened to other door within the unit at that time, it wasn't really urgent so he contacted him so I called locksmith and paid around $150 to open the door.

To me it’s like giving your dog a steak after it $&@$ on the living room carpet .

I have a dog so I'm looking for pet friendly and safe neighborhood.

Instead of waiting to do a little bit of work as funds come in seems to me it’s better, quicker, more inline with your skill set to continue bird dogging deals Think about it this way 650-insurance- taxes === guessing Sub 500 ?

Simple napkin math: Nutritious & Clean Food (just for me and my dog) + Shelter (small warm and clean place, where I feel myself comfortable) + Sport (equipment, clothing, racing and coaching fees) + Emergency Fund + Travel + Shopping (pretty much just books and coffee)The planProperty TypeI realize that it’s very difficult to achieve great appreciation and a cash flow simultaneously.