I would not be, but I care more about my assets then to allow them to be turned into zoos.

Orlando is a zoo.

If you have never been to court, you will learn the zoo that it can be so you won't get yourself in this situation again.

This podcast is a good overview of the market:  http://roiwealthwatch.libsyn.com/montgomery-youll-....I would avoid Regency Park, Highland Gardens, the area by the Montgomery Zoo, as many of these areas have high crime. 

Do you have a limit to the number of animals you will allow or are you OK with running a zoo?

But the area is a zoo.

There are exceptions though, very few, for example, my family has a Zoo and we can restrict the animals from entering the zoo, because it would put our animals as well as theirs at high stress risk. but for the most part, you cannot restrict or charge extra for a legit service animal

As a family, we always have something to do: Levit Shell, Zoo, Children's Museum, Redbirds, Tigers, Grizzlies, Bass Pro, Peabody, Shelby Farms, Botanic Gardens and all the fall festivals, Memphis in May, not to mention the community/school we are in.  

We have a great Metro-parks system, excellent zoo and museum, and fantastic minor league sports teams (Toledo Mud Hens, Walleyes, a new minor league soccer team starting this year, and one of the oldest professional women's football teams).

I am on the MLS, Homepath.com, Hub zoo & sheriff sale web site.