"You would have to ignore the entire description"  Yeah you would and a lot of people do unfortunately, I could see this being the case especially with a single family home where it is far more expected for a landlord to allow pets. 

I expect my assets to perform with a negative correlation to major world markets so if a dip comes I'll be prepared to buy, have cash, and have a heck of a credit score by then to boot.. 

With those numbers I would expect there would be bidders and someone besides Chase would win. 

Sure enough, Tyson expects to process 1.25 million birds per week in Humbolt.  

Expect to run around a lot.

I tried to refinance the property to a conventional mortgage, but because I carry some debt and because I am earning about 1/3 of what I was making before I relocated (which was expected), financial institutions won’t refinance the property in only my name.Side note, my credit isn’t the issue.

Communication has broken down between my tenant and the owner below.  

All recessions are different though and it would not be prudent to expect that going forward. 

Many landlords are selling everything in Baltimore city because of the crime and other problemsThe speaker, Brooke Kane, who is a lender said he sees many new landlords buying that have unrealistic expectations.

Leaky roof, broken furnace, cracked sewer pipe, etc.