I learned how much I was actually emotionally attached to this property.

Emotional support animals do not require any training.  

@Joe Splitrock I just disagree with most of that because I think it's based on emotion.

@Nina Ning not Zillow but Opendoor, they need to have the same disclosures but they often don't know a lot of the time, the upsides are they have no emotional attachment to the home and holding costs really hurt them so you can get under list offers accepted especially for homes that have spent a lot of time on the market. 

I'm not sure exactly if we'd want to target Annapolis in light of all the politics swirling around that situation...I'd be interested to discuss how you're working around those possible roadblocks.

You have to accept a person who has a trained service animal even if you have  a no pet policy and now even an emotional support animal. 

At the end of the day, the more you can take emotions out of the equation, the more successful you're going to be.

I hit a few key points while talking to him such as how much he plans on making after he sells, and he told me he put his own personal money into the project so I know it’s kind of emotional with him.

I lean more towards follow the law of the lease with no emotion.

Don't make decisions emotionally when selecting tenants and never cut corners!