Single family home with large back yard in a quiet neighborhood walking distance from A school, perfect for a family with children and pets..." is that showing preferences by familiar status?

I usually throw everything on the floor out, soak the place with quality enzymes designed for pet urine, and clean everything thoroughly. 

Is it the same animal as noted in the pet addendum?

They can also help you make a rehab budget.In my experience, the major things that you are going to want to be aware of are:Structural or Foundation problemsTermites or other wood destroying organismsMoldType and age of wiring (knob and tube, romex, fuse box, 80 amp service, 100 amp service, 200 amp service, is it grounded properly, etc.)Condition, age, and type of plumbing (Galvanized, PVC, pex) as well as water source (city water vs well water)Type and Age of Sewer system (Clay tile sewer line, PVC sewer line, septic, etc.)Pets control issues (bed bugs, roaches, fleas, etc.)Condition of RoofCondition of MechanicalsCondition of WindowsI think those are the most concerning ones.

My daughter decided to flush her "Littlest Pet Shop" toys down the toilet, I snaked it but it was still was clogged.

If the animal is just a pet, you can require it.

I have this provision written into my pet agreement.

They won't have the ability or time to hide most pets.....or their signs, like odors and damage.....

The rental property I will be closing on this month has floors that don't look great, but are not terrible. It is the type of laminate that is made of particle board. The edges of some of the planks appear to be "puff...

about a year or two into it she came to find out they were using the house as a pet mill warehouse.The stench in the place, with animal droppings everywhere was BAD.