You can rent it now and then move in six months later, or you can come back in six months to see if it's still available.Here is another example regarding pets.THEM: I have four quarter horses, two miniature ponies, six dogs, two cats, and a raccoon that never leaves it's cage.

To get the full effect of how I first saw it, I'm going to have to ask you to imagine a raccoon sitting up on top of the bed.

(Did someone say raccoon in the attic?)

We just need to be sure the dogs can't rip out the chicken wire which may cause us to upgrade to a stronger mesh.Chicken wire won't keep raccoons out of chicken coops, so I can't imagine that it would be a good option for dogs.

Over $45,000 for roof repairs, AC unit and raccoon damage in an attic? 

If a raccoon or skunk dug or pried their way into the crawlspace or attic, that's clearly less of a tenant issue and more of a landlord repair item...you need to apply some common sense to these type of issues.

Have her log the activity in writing and get video footage, inspect the property yourself, check for critters (like albino raccoons...they look like ghosts 😂) check for gas and water leaks, look up the history on the house just to know what the deal is, and if you have to... ask some good friends to dress in white coveralls and bring a shop vac to house to suck the ghosts out.

I do not have a picture of the raccoon we found sitting on this bed.

A couple from around Detroit came up the their second home in the North part of Michigan, and found a raccoon in the bath tub.

It needs foundation work and also there are raccoons and squirrels living inside.