That seems strange to me, as young professionals these days are very likely to have a dog or a cat or both.

The other two prospects: Two younger girls with two large dogs (Shepard mix) and the total gross income is about $5000/monthsOne MBA student who has his parent co-signed (with highly qualified income).

Should I give the investor the lead as a bird dog?

Otherwise you could always leave a guard dog.

The buyer (young couple with two small boys and a big dog) is asking if they can go ahead an move in since they have nowhere else to go.  

Greetings! My name is Brad and my wife (Donna) and I live in Florence SC. We are originally from the Upstate area, Spartanburg/Boiling Springs specifically and have ties to WNC (Western North Carolina for those of you...

Originally posted by @Stanley Parsley:I would check your legalities in your statethese can be construed as a chain letter campaigndo you have a letter of proof of funds in the letterif you really do not intend to or have the capacity to purchase the property this can be found in a court of law as fraudenjoyI'm doing this to find leads which I can bring to buyers as a sort of bird dog situation where, instead of being paid, I want to shadow the investor.  

My intro/bio- I'm one of the BiggerPockets blog authors, have been doing that for about 5 years now, I've invested solely in rental properties (primarily turnkey and with the exception of a couple investments I made in Nicaragua a few years back), my background is in Aerospace Engineering but I'm only in REI now, I love traveling, I live in Venice Beach, I'm a pilot, I recently got a Master's in Spiritual Psychology (weird, I know), I have the world's cutest Pekingese dog, and I love the beach.

We live in Fort Collins, CO with our two cats, two dogs and a horse.We bought our first house in 2011 and after moving out in 2014 became first time landlords.

She has a pet(dog) who will be with her during the time she visits/stays at the rental property.The GF is not a co-applicant but just visits him and stays a day or two.How do I address this situation since we have a "No Pets" policy in all our rentals.Should I charge a pet fee every month along with a pet deposit or should I say "No Pets."