If they are getting rid of the dog it's a pretty safe bet that they were completely unsuccessful with housetraining and/or other unwanted activity (chewing, etc).

When these roommates are also military and are moving onto a ship for a deployment, we usually get stuck with tons of unwanted items just left in the house that the owner has to pay to have removed. 

I'd much rather point the judge to Page 4, Clause 7 that lists the types of pets allowed, rather than having the judge decide if a 300 pound pig is a reasonable pet. 

Then technology on my smart phone caught up with it and I no longer needed to lug around a two-pound, $1,500 piece of equipment.

Tagbas, I understand that this process can be frustrating, but you got to keep pounding the pavement.

With RVM, I actually have to listen to enough of your message to decide that you're a spammer before deleting.You force me to have to deal with your unwanted VM. 

Now it also compounds pounds too so this is one of the things you got to look at if you're renovating a property slower then your burn rate can eat you alive so if you go do the work yourself as an example where it would take a professional day to hang all the drywall in your home with a large crew if you did it yourself it could take you a month or two and where you saved money on your labor where you would get killed is on your burn rate and so it's very common for people to not pay attention to how much the burn rate is on a home when renovating it whether they're going to flip or hold it.

I hope to waste as much of their time as possible for the unwanted intrusions.

Also, Tenant 2 has a pet lease that does not include a pet deposit or any additional fees for 2 fifty pound dogs.

We also would not have purchased this home if we had known that it came with repairs that cost between $20-50k (based on estimates we received) - We have reached out to the seller and his lawyer basically told us to pound sand.