(We've saving $xxx/mo - only 9 more months" deeeep breath.)This is not a scenario where I'd involve lawyers - no one wins when that happens.

In one breath you seem to think that wholesaling is just fine and in the next you want licensure. 

We had several structural issues arise that weren't obviously present when we planned the project, but luckily we had enough breathing room in our profit margins to fix them up and get on with the project.

Since then, my wheels have been spinning nonstop and I cant help but to breath, eat, and sleep real estate.

Take a deep breath, then make a list and break it down. 

My advice to you is to take a deep breath and relax.

@John R Behrns take a deep breath LOL... you are really overthinking this.

If your allergy causes your eyes to water and your entire contact with the unit is the 5 minute annual property check, it would be a reasonable accommodation to allow the animal.If your allergy causes your throat to close and stops your ability to breathe and your contact with the unit is picking up the rent in person every month, spending hours inside the unit doing all the maintenance, replacing the air filters every month, quarterly property checks, and the person takes their ESA dog in and out of the building using the only hallway and prevents you from entering other units, it may be reasonable to not allow the accommodation. 

With everything going on in the world right now, a story like yours is a welcome breath of fresh air through hardships.

Bigger Pockets Community I am a avid listening but first time contributor "deep breathe" my name is Clifford and I am a real estate agent in Boise, Idaho which is a great place to live, invest and work!