An exception to this would be if you were asking a contractor to do some kind of extremely labor and/or material intensive job such that your failure to pay would create serious harm to their business, or if you are having custom work done that cannot be undone/returned.

I know that it isn't supposed to be harmful if left undisturbed, but we would be doing quite a bit of rehab on the home, so I'd definitely like to know if it's there.So my questions are:1.

If your thought is to buy it, get financing then lie to the banks and transfer it to the LLC you most likely have lost ALL asset protection since what your doing is probably considered fraudulent if something were to occur.

Vacancy, repairs, and capex.You never can know when a vacancy can occur. 

That said, if you aren't harmed by them backing out refund all but the app fee. 

A landlord can also choose not to rent to someone with an ESA if the animal causes harm to other residents, if the property is not covered by the FHA (is less than four units and the owner occupies one of the units, is a single family rental managed by the owner, or is owned by a club or religious group that only rents to its own members), if the animal (or animals in this case) is/are too large for the living space, if the animal causes physical harm to the property, of if the animal causes undo financial harm to the landlord (such as by causing your insurance company to drop you, resulting in your mortgage company calling your loan).

What harm is there infilling it out.

My only concern is the damage that might occur from the pet when tenants go back to work full time. 

You have no rights to anything here.Maybe you can get an attorney to file some motion with some sympathetic court to show you were harmed by the seller in some way.

If somebody else brings the buyer, the listing agent/brokerage will offer a predetermined amount of the commission as on the MLS agreement , usually 2.5% or 3%.When closing occurs, the buyer brings the funds, they are put into escrow, and distributed to the seller less the 6% commission (and other related closing costs).