I guess we'd have to if someone actually had a real ESA cat with proper paperwork, but so far, it's been the ones trying to force us to allow their cat, and they've been ruled out for other qualification issues.

If they are on a month-to-month lease, just terminate her tenancy with proper notice. 

It does not have the proper zoning but it is build out correctly.

Are you not able to give proper notice (whatever timeframe your lease states) and then go send someone to enter the property and see it in person?

All security deposits are held in the operating account but our accounting system keeps careful track of security deposits and they show up as a liability on our balance sheet.I've not heard of management software designed to function in a specific state, so presume any would work there. 

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1171104-the-m...Agree with all the other posts regarding cashflow essentially being a function of how much equity you put down,  and leverage is more expensive now.

In your position, I would make sure to disclose the fire issue while also providing documentation regarding proper remediation and replacement.

The enclosures are 3 piece that are cut on the property to ensure a proper fit and so on and so forth.

You'll want to explore the rent to own market, but to do this properly and avoid all the problems you hear about (because most people do it wrong) you'll want to put a BUYER in the home, not a renter.