You are required by law to make reasonable accommodations - meaning if you have a no animals policy, it is a reasonable accommodation to change that to allow support animals. 

I have no problem accommodating a legit service animal but I can tell these people are trying to pull one over.

If you are moving to Houston for work I would recommend figuring out your personal housing that accommodates your work situation first. 

Also tell her that at this point in time you will not be renewing her lease and she would be advised to look for different accommodations now when the market is strong.

That the tenant honored the agreement doesn'tcarry a responsibility to accommodate further.

IMO, the OP has no business trying to work his offer to accommodate the seller's supposed tax concerns when it's apparent he barely understands the basics of seller financing or capital gains.

When you demise, they inherit tax free and their basis becomes the FMV at the time of title recording.For 1031 details, lookup "1031 accommodators" and get a lawyer in your state to create the Living Trust, aka "inter vivos" or "revocable" trust

Dont go over just to try to accommodate.  

If you cannot get it on you would legally be required to provide accommodation for your tenants such as a hotel until it's fixed.Now that said, after you make accommodation for your tenants I think your next step should be contacting an attorney to pursue litigation against the HOA of the condo complex for reimbursement of your costs.

Hi Bryan- are you looking for a real estate broker with experience in investment products or a 1031 exchange accommodator?