It's really a different animal and one needs to peek in to know why.

I'm far from an expert on commercial financing, but I do know it's a completely different animal than residential.

In a park unfortunately we have more animals than allowed.

Had a fire going the whole time so saved a ton on wood products in the dumpster.Siding removed, wrap should be arriving shortly.Garage didn't look straight originally but once breezeway gone it squares up and should be an easy frame in.Partner is a construction animal

From my understanding, Hawaii is a totally different animal from housing in the mainland.

Need the exterior to be painted (1 coat of prime, and 2 coats of paint), and then white standard aluminum gutters. 

Offer that wholesaler tons of value by either making tons of calls, door knocking, doing things they don’t want to do etc. then build yourself up on the coat tails of that more experienced wholesaler. 

I think I have a grasp on the recurring costs such as the mortgage, insurance, taxes, water/sewer/trash, ongoing maintenance coat, etc.

We also deal with dead animals and snakes.We started this real estate journey 2 years ago by spending a few thousand bucks for a rich dad course, but we haven’t made an offer on a house until this week. 

The risk still exists and you need to mitigate it.I would allow him to keep the dog as long as he paid the deposit and then submitted to an inspection to verify the animal was removed and there was no damage.