It isn't allowed to bark,  the dog is highly trained to listen to every single command the first time watch the dog if you can it should be completely confident, focused on the handler and only the handler at all times etc.

They're great as a command center where I store my tools and random stuff I need to service the property.

I see some potential renters getting pulled to the newer buildings but not everyone wants to live in a huge apartment building, especially at the price point they are commanding.

Each time you analyze a deal, you have to first understand what can be commanded in your market, and then look at what the property is now, and then what you might spend to make it better, and finally if making all those repairs was profitable.

I am going to visit base legal, the first shirt, and commander going forward.

Hazel park should command a 950 rent, but check with @rob k.

@Jonathan S. unless this is deal of the year or something I'd say you should be commanding market rate at the very least or walk away or at least threaten to do so.

They think that if I can find a cheaper condo in a nicer/safer, more centrally located area, I can command the rent to cover HOA’s.I don’t mind buying in South Dallas or some other areas if I feel safe (I’ll be a single woman, living alone, I’ve had run ins before) and I think my investment will at least hold its value.

@Nate Hayes, there is hope for us all, starting local really helps, the possibility that a top dog will sniff out a  deal 1 mile from you faster than you is really down to your network in the area, and part of your network should be lenders too...you'd be shocked at the 'power' you can command if you put a juicy deal under contract.

Pet-friendly rentals in my market command the highest rent.