No pet deposit but a clause to acknowledge any new damage caused by pet would be paid for by Tenant, like any other leasee, must clean up common areas of pet fur and usual pet clauses. 

In walks my dilemma, even though she acknowledges the fact that this is no longer a poisoning.

And I feel offended (probably overly) when people don't seem to acknowledge or care about that.Anyway good luck to you man I bet we agree on alot more then we disagree on

I'd also recommend you 'like' responses to your questions as an acknowledgement of the time other BPers have taken to read and respond your post.

(We applied for a new construction permit and one of the steps was to ensure tree canopy was preserved to a certain percentage)The seller (previous owner) was the one who did the tree removal Tree removal was done prior to our lot acquisitionThe seller acknowledged that all fines and penalties were paid in line with the tree removal PRIOR to acquisition.

They acknowledged it's good for the economy and that they want to solve the density issue (ie too many AirBnbs in one neighborhood).

Generally the seller and buyer sign a form acknowledging the procedure and agreeing any difference between what was collected and what is owed will be settled between then and is not the responsibility of the settlement agent.

Buyer hereby acknowledges that unless otherwise set forth in writing elsewhere in this contract, neither the seller nor the seller's representatives, if any, have made Any representations concerning the present or past structural condition of the improvements.

Title company was asked to validate the wiring instructions prior to sending it to the mortgage lender which they acknowledged and accepted.

When I asked Saunya to go take a look at the house again to see if MW had performed some repairs I demanded that he do before I pay any additional payment, she found out that the tenant had already moved in.I found late that (I'll include these in point form to try to keep this from being a 100-page read):-tenant had moved in by the time MW told me about this potential tenant-tenant had paid a $2,000 security deposit and close to 2.5 months rent all of which MW pocketed as his claim that I still owed him money (I refused to pay him anything until all the deficiencies were completed)-I still don't recall signing a property management agreement with MW so somehow he just rented out my house without my acknowledgement and of course pocketed the rent money and the security depositI don't know why it took me so long but by the end of October, depending on who you talk to, I either fired MW (even though we didn't have an agreement) or MW fired me as an owner.