Cool, they'll sneak in a cat or dog anyway.

In my experience its often a sales person or someone casing the house with a 'did you see my dog'  'I broke down somewhere, can I use your phone'  or a missionary wanting to convert me. 

I love it, but I also love real estate investment. 

The only worry is predator birds like owls, falcons etc. or egg-suck dogs.

I did this once (in writing saying as long as there are no damages that would be okay.......) and I’ll never ever do it again.... they left the entire place full of belongings, trash, dog poop, broken glass, cupboard knobs in garbage disposal, wax warmer wax down the sinks, and much much more......

I double down with podcasts on my morning walk with the dog and researching markets at night.

The last answer was "oh, my husband in unemployed, we have lousy credit, two dogs and section 8."

Service dogs are highly, and specifically trained to perform assistance for the person that owns it. 

Hi @Adalberto Jimenez.I'm not a great lover of condos, so I'll just recommend you consider the following factors very carefully:Financing - The requirements for obtaining condo mortgages can be very different than that for fee-simple houses.

.* If bird-dogging, present it to another wholesaler or investor (give them all details except the address and seller name and contact info until you have a signed agreement with them).* If wholesaling, make your offer.