I am currently renovating two out of four vacant units on my property, and one of the tenants in the occupied units (not being renovated) has sent over a formal complaint regarding the noise that it produced, stating that it disrupted their quiet enjoyment of their space.They are also alleging that I have rendered their unit uninhabitable, and that they are owed additional payment for this.The one area where I made a mistake is trusting my contractors regarding permits, I asked them repeatedly if they were necessary and was assured that they were not, but the tenant called code enforcement and they had a difference of opinion.

What recourse do we have in regards to a loud, disruptive comfort animal?

If we broke up and she (rightfully) took her furniture with her as she moved out, that would obviously disrupt our tenants because they are renting fully furnished rooms (with her furniture).

That's an interesting twist here that their needs being accommodated by an ESA is also disrupting someone else's medical needs by the fact they specifically chose a pet free building. 

Money disrupts everything.

He is disruptive to neighbors, created heavy property damage, and does not handle his trash properly causing a mess all over the lawn.

If I disconnect and then reconnect will it disrupt the data that I have already saved? 

There's been significant impact to windows lately with the supply chain disruptions.

I think multiple midday showings would be very disruptive for this tenant even though you can probably legally do it. 

But I think it would be more effective to just do it all at once due to the severe disruption to the whole building.I can renovict for extremely large projects like this if I have to but would rather do a cash for keys scenario.