I doubt your tenant has one.Also, in HUD ESA guidelines the Tenant must abide to any pet restriction or rule not affecting the ESA animal’s ability to provide support - like county license, vaccinations, leash, waste clean-up rules, or spay/neuter regulation. 

You cannot restrict a medical device unless it requires an unreasonable accommodation.

They are deed restricted on how much they can sell the workforce homes and to whom they can sell them to in the future. 

There is usually an LTV restriction, but not always.

Additionally you are released from any restrictions for occupancy after one year.

If you have a pet policy, they must meet breed restrictions and pay pet fees, deposits, and rents.

While the support sounds nice, I can buy quite a bit of consultation and legal help for $60K, and that doesn't even figure the royalty.Nothing against the franchises, I spoke with PMI and was impressed with their business model, I just don't like the idea of paying fees to be restricted operationally. 

This exclusive buyer agency/agent contract is also restricting the buyer to only one agent until the contract ends which I think is unethical, the buyer also seems to have no right to choose how long(duration) the contract can be which I think is unethical too. 

Some states have restrictions on wholesaling, and you’ll want to ensure compliance.2.

If it is a residential neighborhood, there may be restrictions on businesses.