@Parker Borofsky can shed more light on this.This is indeed a red-hot market and lately it's been common lately for sellers to ask buyers to waive appraisal contingencies, as properties are receiving multiple offers (sometimes more than 20) and getting bid up well over list price.  

After peaking at just over 4,300 “guests” — about 30% of its ambitious goal — the project will shed several hundred beds monthly until it closes down early next year, says the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.

One article states that they are not service dogs and do not qualify under ADA and then another says they fall under the fair housing act and landlords must allow (albeit that is for long term housing and this is not) but I can't seem to find a concrete answer on this.I do not want the dog, especially one that will shed (yes I know they don't shed like a lab) and is a newly acquired puppy at my cabin.  

Hi everyone, could someone shed some lights on this issue?

Additionally, neighbors have attested they leave the garage door and storage shed open (claims that someone was in the house) and they have known to not take care of the property and also have caused domestic disturbances that caused the police to show up a couple of times. 

If someone could shed some light on this, that would be helpful.

There is a coverted shed ADU in the back that definitely won't pass muster and if an inspector had to come for any reason, it would have to be taken down.

We typically don’t allow pets in our homes but we’ve made exceptions on a case by case basis if the pets are smaller, potty trained, don’t shed too much etc.

Middle units have 1 stall garage, end units have 2 stall garage and storage sheds in the back yard.

That being said, I'm putting a smaller 8x6 shed in the back yard for the tenant to use at the new property.)