A former Rite Aid in Alpharetta, Georgia, has been transformed into Off Leash, a combination dog park and restaurant.

Deduct it from the deposit and send your former tenant their final statement, then shut off all communication.It's unlikely they will sue if you have documentation, but it's always a risk.

I would never advise this, though, as the risks are high to be fined and/or shut down totally. 

The city and/or fire department can shut you down if you violate zoning.

I also did a lot of research and give recommendations on dog friendly restaurants, where they can take their dog for a walk, and local beaches that allow dogs (it's a beach house). 

Although, we went under contract the day before Dollywood shut down and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't more than a little nervous!  

We're close to many parks (large and smaller), the Lake, Chicago River, transportation, restaurants, shops, groceries, Soldier Field, and a variety of hospitals and universities.My MTR (a private bedroom and bathroom in my 2 bed 2 bath apartment rental where I presently live) does extremely well.

We always have the tenant put the utilities in their name because we cannot shut them off, but the utilities company can and will shut them off.

I've been dealing with an unresponsive property manager who is no longer managing properties and has shut down his company.

There is also a hotel/liquor store/restaurant for sale that I would like to buy.