Success breeds success.

While we've only been up and running for 5 months, we've had several guests bring dogs of various breeds/sizes, and we've had no issues thus far.

However, if it is more frequent then that (you're there a week at a time 8-10 times a year), it could breed resentment.

My specific recommendation is to check with their existing landlord and then contact the applicants with your findings and get clarification about the number and breed of dogs.My general recommendation is for your lease to contain an Accuracy Clause like ours does:"Management has relied upon the information contained in Resident's application to enter into this Agreement.

The winners will be the breed that succeed, not by preying on the weak, but those of us that build up the strong.

If provided with documentation to being service animals does that waive my restrictions on breeds, numbers, size etc.?

Lending attorneys are a rare breed and you’ll likely only hear the same few names.

Be interesting to hear how an LLC would treat retained earnings and dividens, can certainly be done but seems odd, just never had an LLC with C status, had LLCs and corporations and non-profits, but never a mixed breed, I mean I know how the accounting goes, seems like switching hats to me.The most popular, for good reason, starting off for a Realtor or others is an LLC.

It looks like it was a breeding house for flies since that crap is everywhere and there had to be hundreds of mice. 

Since I told them I could not allow any dogs on my insurance deny coverage list I really expected them to come back with a small breed dog.