With that being said we would prefer to work with you because you do not intend on occupying the property and this would not disturb the tenants, which is of benefit to you and the seller.

Ma'am I'm so sorry I didn't mean to disturb you, absolutely I will take you off my list right away.

Your tone is quite disturbing to say the least.

In a multi-family situation, there can still be requirements regarding pets/esa as in if the dog barks and disturbs other tenants, it can be dealt with.

Would having a high number of 'showings' over a sustained period of time cause enough of a disturbance to the jerk tenants to cause them to look for housing elsewhere be 'illegal'? 

Because of this, the regulations around ESAs become tricky....ESA are required to behave well in public, listen to their handlers, and not cause a disturbance.... 

My first eviction with a very hostile, dirty and probably mentally ill person was so disturbing that I went on a kick of looking at "worst case scenarios" to help desensitize me..

So I saw it taken off and now it's back on to start again for $1.One thing they say on the site is not to "disturb" the people living there.

Check your state/local laws for disturbing interior/exterior surfaces/containment/abatement/environmental (particularly if it will ever be a rental).

Supply chain has already been disturbed.