I also have a good vibe about them. only concern is that they have 4 dogs, 3 of which are American pit bulls that are around 40 pounds each. 1 is a pomeranian.I have a monthly pet fee for each pet ($50 for one and $35 for each thereafter).my thinking was that this fee should more than cover any potential damage I can think of. but I'm still a little weary. should I rent to them?  

type guy pounded everyone with (remote) upset bids.

:Originally posted by @Immanuel Sibero:Once I figure out how to type one-handed, I can start posting without asking the wife to hold my beer...Oh, I think I know a number of people here who are quite adept at pounding their keyboards with one hand while pounding something else with the other, but let's not name names...  

I dont recommend others take this kind of risk because I was nervous, but they, pound for pound have been the 100 percent best tenants I've had in any class property I have owned.   

The gas mileage is not great but I have a 14ft dump trailer I use for clean-outs which can wight over 7K pounds loaded and it handles that with no issue. 

Intimidation is more along the lines of: "You can steal from me (not pay your rent) if you want, but I think you will change your mind when my "Collection team" of 400 pound Tongans pays you a visit.Given that you have every right to do ALL those things, telling them is NOT intimidation.  

The last thing you want is a scary tenant pounding on your door while your wife is home alone and you are at work.

I put about $800 in it for labor and and about 40 gallons of vinegar and about 20 pounds of baking soda to get the dead animal smell out of it.

If you buy meat at Jetro/Restaurant Depot ; beef/chicken is between 1 or 2 dollar per pound :) lol Again real-life experience is different from where to buy stuff.

You just have to pound the pavement, see a lot of properties, and sometimes be able to buy cash to get the best deals, then do some work to get them to peak performance.