If it does then they need to get rid of the dog.

Now I just have to figure out how to get the tenants out, they love the house and just got a new dog last month.

No vicious breeds - check with your insurance carrier.

The reality is that money breeds money, without it you are going nowhere.First issue is your employment situation.

If you allow dogs or cats they will scratch them up with their claws.2.

Just make sure you're not letting the tax tail wag the dog.  

It's not section 8 and the applicant has great credit, stable job, but he does have a small older dog, for which I require a pet deposit. 

He has dogs and can't find a place that allows them.I am still waiting on the banks underwriting team, however things are looking good so far.I won't cash flow nears as well as my other properties, but it will cash flow.Again, I appreciate your responses. :)

This deal came to us via a Bird Dog.

She included a picture of her, her big pregnant belly, her husband and their dogs and the seller liked her dogs and gave her the opportunity to increase her bid.)Write her a letter.It's very hard to beat a higher price, though.