I would assume you have an exclusive use clause for whatever type of business you are, but when the units go to condos with no singular landlord to manage those, what happens when two doors down sells and the buyer is the same use as you?  

@Bruce Woodruff it's a free country, so you can do anything you want.On the other hand, many people jump to conclusions without all the facts and often don't process facts correctly.My manager's brother-in-law belongs to a very exclusive country club - they've host PGA events regularly.They approached our management company about potential rentals that their DOCUMENTED temporary H-1B visa workers could use - with multiple workers staying in the property for the  summer.We couldn't find an owner willing to agree to a short-term lease at an acceptable price.So, how accurate are your assumptions with the limited data posted?

@Anthony VasquezIf you want to take that route, you're an adult that can make your own decisions. 

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I read some post on BP where they were suggested to charge more rent for 3 adults, but if that's not okay I'll not do that . 

When they money is gone, we have a hard money lender that works exclusively with owner builders lined up to fund the remainder of the project. 

It specifically has an exclusion for anything that happens as a result of animals. 

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If so, you can use the 121 exclusion and save on capital gains taxes to sell the home. 

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