Its an "over-deliver" icing on the cake type of thing that breeds huge loyalty!

That means the US market probably has more resiliency than it did even 10 years ago, but there's also the risk of that money being redeployed out of the US.

As a landlord, I'm more put off by your short term lease than the dogs (we allow them, excluding bully breeds).

it is a Cotton Wood which is very strong and resilient, however, there is a strong chance that if the construction company will kill the tree if they are not careful.

If you stay on top of it with fogging and spraying, you have a good chance of destroying a small breeding population.

It's pretty resilient, and hangs on, but it's up and down.I know it looks great from Boston,  (it's only 2.5 to 3 hours north) but it might as well be on another planet in every way. 

Things like Knob & Tube or Aluminum wiring, in ground tanks, tenants with certain breeds of dogs, proximity to a coast, etc. are all factors that could limit the companies that will insure you or raise the cost.Feel free to PM me if you need more info on any of this. 

Without my knowledge and consent, the tenant brought in a pit bull (or similar breed).

What breeds?

@Tim BartelFrom my experience with pets, it seems that dogs mature at different rates depending on breeds.